Hi all,
Im in the market for some low/mid price range binoculars. I also find myself longing for a range finder. Ive been looking at the 400$ range on the binos (used, open box, deals, discounts) and looks like you can get some good glass in that range. What im wondering is, does it make sense to get them with the built in range finders for a few bucks more? Looks to me like 250-350$ is necessary to get a good range finder with angle compensation. The range finder is mostly for bow hunting, although the long shots at coyotes could make use of them as well. I havent looked into all the specifics on the combo pieces, but large eye relief and these sorts of things are very important to me... is there a big trade off when it comes to the combos?
Thanks!
Im in the market for some low/mid price range binoculars. I also find myself longing for a range finder. Ive been looking at the 400$ range on the binos (used, open box, deals, discounts) and looks like you can get some good glass in that range. What im wondering is, does it make sense to get them with the built in range finders for a few bucks more? Looks to me like 250-350$ is necessary to get a good range finder with angle compensation. The range finder is mostly for bow hunting, although the long shots at coyotes could make use of them as well. I havent looked into all the specifics on the combo pieces, but large eye relief and these sorts of things are very important to me... is there a big trade off when it comes to the combos?
Thanks!
