Thread: Monocular or bino?

Originally Posted by sneeze

On the rare occasions when they are actually open

If we get the weather right this year

I plan on doing some overnighters from base camp. I will genuinely worry about how you will get out of bed, without me there to inform you it is noonish, and time to go for a hunt as far as the shitter

I just use my Leica 1600 now for glassing.

I have a pair of 10x Bushnell bino's, but leaving them at home is one less thing to carry. The bino's are better, sure, but the Leica glass I find good enough, and it stays hung around my neck and zipped into chest pocket at all times.

It's a shame all the range finding bino's I've tried weigh more than both put together and are fucking huge.

Leica 1600 is all I need.

Originally Posted by MattyP

I just use my Leica 1600 now for glassing.

I have a pair of 10x Bushnell bino's, but leaving them at home is one less thing to carry. The bino's are better, sure, but the Leica glass I find good enough, and it stays hung around my neck and zipped into chest pocket at all times.

It's a shame all the range finding bino's I've tried weigh more than both put together and are fucking huge.

I have geovids the binocular harness I wear with them I don't even notice they are on ,they stay put when moving fast and don't flap around make carrying binocs or bino /rangefinder a breaze.