Thread: I need a pair of Binoculars, advice wanted please

Originally Posted by Yukon

Yukon Futurus 8x40WA — FOCO-OPTIK

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Whats the eye relief like with these?
Do I have to smush then into my eyeballs like the Yukon spotting scope, or are they a little more comfortable than that? I wasn't disappointed with the spotting scopes optics so I hope the binos are as good
Could be quite keen in a few days

I purchased a pair of Leica Tripod 10X42 in 1995 they have seen their share of use. Cant remember the exact price but it was around $3000 I think. Couldn't really afford them and got into a bit of strife from her indoors.
Sent then off to Lackland 5 weeks ago to get focus fixed they forward them onto Leica in Germany.
I now have them back and the Binos were repaired and FULLY refurbished at N/C. They look just like a brand new pair.
I now think the original purchase price was well worth it.
I suggest you buy the best quality glasses from an established manufacturer who has a proven reputation of supporting their products and customers.

Originally Posted by Gerbs

Whats the eye relief like with these?
Do I have to smush then into my eyeballs like the Yukon spotting scope, or are they a little more comfortable than that? I wasn't disappointed with the spotting scopes optics so I hope the binos are as good
Could be quite keen in a few days

The Yukon Futurus 8x40 have good eye relief, nice clear edge to edge image, rubber armoured aluminium chassis makes them pretty tough. I'll give a set to VietnamCam to take a look at on the forum hunt if he is keen, then you won't need to take my word for it.

We also give a 15% discount to forum members, and a 10 day satisfaction money back guarentee. What more do I need to do?...