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Why do roof prism bino’s Hurt my eyes?
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<blockquote data-quote="LeddSlinger" data-source="post: 1642412" data-attributes="member: 65338"><p>It's because you are looking through cheap Chinese glass that probably has misaligned lenses and subpar coatings as well. You'll never get away from eyestrain in that price range.</p><p></p><p>Unless you are willing to spend a minimum of around $1000-$1200 where the glass starts getting really good, eyestrain is going to be hard to avoid, especially during long glassing sessions in the field</p><p></p><p>For the $1K price area, I would recommend Nikon HG 10x42 or Meopta Meostar B1 HD 10x42. Both are excellent binoculars and sit at the top of the mountain in that price range. Other options that are also nice are Zeiss Conquest HD, Leica Trinovid HD, and Vortex Razor HD.</p><p></p><p>If you wanna go all out, try a set of Leica Noctivid binoculars.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LeddSlinger, post: 1642412, member: 65338"] It's because you are looking through cheap Chinese glass that probably has misaligned lenses and subpar coatings as well. You'll never get away from eyestrain in that price range. Unless you are willing to spend a minimum of around $1000-$1200 where the glass starts getting really good, eyestrain is going to be hard to avoid, especially during long glassing sessions in the field For the $1K price area, I would recommend Nikon HG 10x42 or Meopta Meostar B1 HD 10x42. Both are excellent binoculars and sit at the top of the mountain in that price range. Other options that are also nice are Zeiss Conquest HD, Leica Trinovid HD, and Vortex Razor HD. If you wanna go all out, try a set of Leica Noctivid binoculars. [/QUOTE]
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