Leica geovids were the first ones out there really. They are tried and tested and extremely good! If you can get a fully serviceable pair at that price you should snap them up.Can get set of leica geovids 8x42 for £895 what you think, would they be good for last light.
arnt meopta bringing out a set of range finding binos in the near future? might be worth waiting for them to see how much they're asking!
£1800
Sorry to hijack the post but if any of you guys were going to buy a new set of range binos from Swarovski / Zeiss / Leica which ones would it be?
I have read a few reviews online that the new Leica bino's have improved a lot
They are all good but each one will feel different. The best thing you could do is go and have a look at each model and buy the ones that you feel the most comfortable with.
Sorry to hijack the post but if any of you guys were going to buy a new set of range binos from Swarovski / Zeiss / Leica which ones would it be?
I have read a few reviews online that the new Leica bino's have improved a lot
They are all good but each one will feel different. The best thing you could do is go and have a look at each model and buy the ones that you feel the most comfortable with.
They have Munty but more so on the design and electronics side.. As technology progresses the coatings and manufacturing processes are bound to get better but the original Geovids really are not that far behind the current crop in the glass department.
All 3 top shelf brands are as good as each other, I think it all comes down to how the feel in the hand and how they work with each persons unique pair of MK1 eyeballs.