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good morning workrider
ziess 7 x 42 are very good,i also have a 8 x 56 to be honest theres no comparision. |
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You get what you pay for here and if you buy cheap, you will be disappointed. Leica's, Swarovski's or Zeiss are the best IMO. Whatever you do thoug, get a large pair. I use 10x50s and would only move up to 12x50, not down.
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My Leica's are 10x50 and are quite heavy and were steep (£1200+) but are worth every penny if you go regularly. I only really go NH racing in the winter (very regularly) and they are perfect in diminishing light. They were expensive but come with a 35yr guarantee and will basically last forever. They are an investment and have paid for themselves.
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again thanks lads ..pete the bloke sorry if i upset you i never ment to...thanks for your imput..i had a pair of zeiss for a great number of years till they got broke awhile back and tbh they were a little cumbersome....with bigscreens been the norm at most racecourses now ..i decided that instead of carrying those big ones i'd try the smaller ones mostly for convinence ...no need to pay massive amounts of money for something nobody in our house has the slightest interest in using bar me...so have settled on a cheaper pair ..again thanks to all who gave their time...
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