TRACT with EB is the Awsome

How do these compare to the Revic Acura BR10?
I'm planning to make a "buy once, cry once" purchase.
I've been impressed by everything I touch from Tract but those Revics get a lot of press and accolades on performance of the software and glass.
Both are good rangefinder's but the glass in the TRACT
Is the best on the market
 
How do these compare to the Revic Acura BR10?
I'm planning to make a "buy once, cry once" purchase.
I've been impressed by everything I touch from Tract but those Revics get a lot of press and accolades on performance of the software and glass.
nothing to compare Tract are a whole different level glass and app. you won't cry nothing but similes :)
 
How do these compare to the Revic Acura BR10?
I'm planning to make a "buy once, cry once" purchase.
I've been impressed by everything I touch from Tract but those Revics get a lot of press and accolades on performance of the software and glass.

I will premise this with acknowledging I have never used the BR10. However I have had the BR4 rangefinder for quit a while. To be honest I find the Revic App easier to use than the Eagle Ballistics App, but once you get used to operating them both are pretty straightforward. More importantly the Eagle Ballistics App generates better shooting solutions, that takes precedence for me.

Comparing device operation, there is no contest. The operation of the Tract Bino's is so much better than the BR4 it's ridiculous. It's intuitive, straightforward, simple and provides way more information if you want it or less if you want that. If the BR10 is similar to the BR4 display and operation that alone would be a non-starter for me.

As for glass it is certainly good enough. I think the glass in my Zeiss SFLs is slightly better, but not enough better that it would be the difference in spotting an animal or not.
 
I just ordered a pair of these. I've ran the revics, el range ta, and sig 10k gen2s over the last 3 years. I feel like all three of these have left me wanting in one way or another.

I'll be interested to see how these stack up and will give my honest, unbiased opinion when I've had some time to spend with them.
 
I just ordered a pair of these. I've ran the revics, el range ta, and sig 10k gen2s over the last 3 years. I feel like all three of these have left me wanting in one way or another.

I'll be interested to see how these stack up and will give my honest, unbiased opinion when I've had some time to spend with them.
Can't wait to hear this review.
Thanks!
Can you post it here or leave a link to your review?
 
I just ordered a pair of these. I've ran the revics, el range ta, and sig 10k gen2s over the last 3 years. I feel like all three of these have left me wanting in one way or another.

I'll be interested to see how these stack up and will give my honest, unbiased opinion when I've had some time to spend with them.
Please leave review since I am contemplating a purchase and needing unbiased feedback.
 
The binos arrived today and my initial impressions are good. The laser is better than I expected. From my from front porch I was getting ranges on cows at 2500-2600yds and a stack of hay bales at 3900.

I'd put the laser right there with the sig 10k gen2 or slightly better, and much better than the revic.

The active wind buttons is a very nice feature. It makes a wind input fast and easy.

I like the fact that the menu button and the fire button are on different sides. Occasionally while hunting with the sigs, I'd hit the menu button by mistake with half frozen gloved fingers

The ballistics line up perfectly with my kestrel on a 1300yd target I ranged using the onboard atmospherics obtained from both units.

I'll spend some time with these over the next couple weeks in the field and give a follow up when I have time.

In my opinion they are the best bang for the buck right now, especially with the military/police discount.

I can tell a lot of thought went into the design of these. Mr. Eagleman and the Tract team did a great job.
 
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The binos arrived today and my initial impressions are good. The laser is better than I expected. From my from front porch I was getting ranges on cows at 2500-2600yds and a stack of hay bales at 3900.

I'd put the laser right there with the sig 10k gen2 or slightly better, and much better than the revic.

The active wind buttons is a very nice feature. It makes a wind input fast and easy.

I like the fact that the menu button and the fire button are on different sides. Occasionally while hunting with the sigs, I'd hit the menu button by mistake with half frozen gloved fingers

The ballistics line up perfectly with my kestrel on a 1300yd target I ranged using the onboard atmospherics obtained from both units.

Optically they leave me wanting a little more. The contrast and color is not as good as the el range. To me not close. I'd put them slightly ahead of the sig 10k.
Everyone's eyes are different, and optical quality is very subjective and can vary depending on the conditions.

I'll spend some time with these over the next couple weeks in the field and give a follow up when I have time.

In my opinion they are the best bang for the buck right now, especially with the military/police discount.

I can tell a lot of thought went into the design of these. Mr. Eagleman and the Tract team did a great job.
We will wait patiently for your field test review. Thank you in advance and probably like most really interested in optical quality especially in low light conditions.
 
The binos arrived today and my initial impressions are good. The laser is better than I expected. From my from front porch I was getting ranges on cows at 2500-2600yds and a stack of hay bales at 3900.

I'd put the laser right there with the sig 10k gen2 or slightly better, and much better than the revic.

The active wind buttons is a very nice feature. It makes a wind input fast and easy.

I like the fact that the menu button and the fire button are on different sides. Occasionally while hunting with the sigs, I'd hit the menu button by mistake with half frozen gloved fingers

The ballistics line up perfectly with my kestrel on a 1300yd target I ranged using the onboard atmospherics obtained from both units.

I'll spend some time with these over the next couple weeks in the field and give a follow up when I have time.

In my opinion they are the best bang for the buck right now, especially with the military/police discount.

I can tell a lot of thought went into the design of these. Mr. Eagleman and the Tract team did a great job.
Thanks
 
So I had a chance to sit down with the tracts, sigs and el range this evening.

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I was able to watch this hillside until dusk with all three. The el range ta and tract are very close with image quality.

A good friend and I passed them back and forth looking at the 2400yd hillside from inside the shop and could not tell any difference between the glass quality or brightness between the swaro el range and the tract. The image is a touch flatter in the el range. But the resolution of both are excellent. The sigs were not even in the same ballpark. We had an older pair of swaro el 10x binos also. I'd put the tract equal or slightly better.

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I'd highly recommend these to anybody in the market for some new binos. They are definitely at the top of the class for optically quality, ranging capability, and ballistic solver.

I still need to test them im extreme cold temps as that's where a lot of ranging binos seem to fail, but so far they are excellent.
 
Thank you for the time it took for that review…..your making me wish I would have pull the trigger earlier but money is a little tight n I figured I would use what I have again this year n maybe get a pair for next year
 
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