Wildlife Observation
The naked eye just can't compete with a good pair of binoculars in the hands of an amateur naturalist. Yet wildlife observation is one of the most demanding roles for a pair of binoculars.
For this application binoculars must be light and easy to hold for long periods. They must be rugged enough to be left at the bottom of your rucksack all weekend and emerge unscathed. For observations at dawn and dusk in poor light they need good light gathering ability and broadband coated optics. We also note that a large field of view is vital when searching for your quarry, more important than high magnification in most cases.
We've recently introduced a new model by popular demand. Our 10x42 Waterproof has always been a favourite with bird watchers on a budget. But we now have an upgraded model with level IV optical coatings for even sharper images and better low light performance.
The following sets would serve any budding naturalist well:
The Monarch of the Glen in full roar!
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