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Brunton Echo 10x32 Camo Bino - Retail $364 ! [FECHO1032CAM]
$89.99
by John T
Date Added: Thursday 31 March, 2011
So far I am very happy with these binoculars. Fit and finish are impeccable, and the image is sharp and clear. I looked through a lot of BaK-4 prism glass binoc's, from a few hundred dollars up to the Swarovskis, which are in the thousands. From what I can see, I would have had to spend about five times the money to get anything noticeably better.
Note: if you buy these, and are having a problem with eye relief or wondering where the eye cups are: _twist_ the eyepieces to the left. It was very difficult to use these until I read "Twist-up eye relief system (eyeglass compatible) on the back of the box. So that was a find. It also says "Tripod/monopod compatible" on the back of the box -- if anybody figures out how that might work, please post a review with the answer.
Back to the binocs: easy to hold, with a lightly rubberized coating, very nice camo, and easy to focus.
Overall, I think you'll have a hard time finding better binoculars for under $400, and little or no chance at under $200. Thanks to Bud's, these were _way_ under $200. =`:^_ I am one happy camper. And hunter. And occasional bird watcher.
