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Eric wrote:
Anyone own waterproof binoculars they really like? I am seeking a pair at least a 10x zoom. One thing you should consider is that high powered binoculars are very difficult to use from a moving platform. You can't hold them steady enough to get a clear image. Overall, optics in the 6x-7x range are brighter and more useful on the water. Rather than binoculars, take a look at monoculars. For a given price, you get better optics, lighter weight and a smaller package. They're designed for one hand use, which can be important in a kayak. Brunton makes a good 6x monocular that's waterproof, rubber armored and has excellent optics. |
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Maybe floatability is more important than waterproof....
Waterproof binocs are made bouyant by attaching a neck strap that has a foam float built into it. They can be purchased at places like West Marine or Boaters World. The foam makes the neck strap very comfortable. It is also possible to make your own. woodkayak |
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