Vortex Bino's

[jharrell]

I am looking for a good pair of bino's without completely breaking the bank for next year. I have been looking at the Vortex Bino's and am just curious if anyone on here could give me any feedback. Also if there is any other brand let me know.

[bjorns4]

I have a set of swarovski's and when I held my friends Vortex optics in the low light I could not tell the difference dispite nearly 700 in price difference. I think that he had the Vortex Diamond. we both have the 10X42.

[stick_slinger]

Vortex makes some great optics, i dont think you will be dissapointed.

CJ

[northgeorgiasportsman]

Originally Posted by bjorns4

I have a set of swarovski's and when I held my friends Vortex optics in the low light I could not tell the difference dispite nearly 700 in price difference. I think that he had the Vortex Diamond. we both have the 10X42.

My father in law also has a pair of Swarovskis. I have a pair of Vortex Razors. We sat on his porch and swapped back and forth and we honestly couldn't see the difference. Vortex makes great binoculars for a half the price.

[boarman1]

Vortex bino's all the way. They make some of the best optics and will save you money compaired to many other brands.

[spwatz]

Great bino's for the price and you cannot beat their lifetime VIP warranty which covers virtually everything and is fully transferable.

[Tider79]

I've heard very good things about Vortex binocs and scopes and after reading a lot of good reviews, I ordered a Vortex Diamondback scope. So far, I am very impressed. They also offer a transferable, lifetime warranty on their products. My next set of binocs will be Vortex.

[harryrichdawg]

I got my MOBU Leupold Wind River 10x42's at BPS last year for $199. Actually liked my Nikon ATB 8x42's that I sold better but wanted camo.

[Hawken2222]

I have a pair of Razors and they are awesome.

[Ruger#3]

TalonHD 10x42, great binocs. I tried VortexHD and the top end brands side by side and not enough difference for the bucks for me.

The inlaws are western hunters and are using Vortex.

[Waxwing]

This brand was recommended to me by a biologist/ornithologist with the US Forest Service when I was looking at pair of waterproof Nikons in the $500 range. I've had an 8x42 pair for 7 or 8 years and have looked through some nice equipment during that time, Swarovski etc, and these stand up well in comparison. I paid about $225 and the low light capability is very impressive.

I'm fully satisfied so I haven't been shopping, but I think a comparable Fujinon series these days is called Offroad.