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Superior quality, high-performance hunting optics can find their way around your neck for a surprisingly affordable price. The smooth focusing 8x32 Diamondback binocular takes you to the fine details you prize. Taking its lead from the Diamondback rattlesnake, this rugged binocular is striking in how well it detects life in low light. Look for a huge field-of-view—the largest in its class—with enhanced fully multi-coated optics, phase-corrected prisms, waterproof and fogproof construction, soft tapered eyecups, and rugged rubber armor. It's all there. Now you can use "wow!" and "thank you" in the same sentence.
Rated 5 out of
5 by
rmgauvin from
Great glass in a small packageI've used these, and their big brother in 42mm. I'll grab these 9 times out of ten for hunting blacktail in the pacific northwest (though I leave them behind when I head to mule deer country)... Yes, I use them for glassing across the odd cutback, but I mainly use them for picking apart the timber, slowly scaling through the focal range to isolate different planes. In the thick woods, it's not a distance game - no real need for a bigger set-up - it's a patience game. These fit the bill nicely.
The cons, which must be taken with a grain of salt given the price-point and size, is that they are soft around the edges, and a locking diopter would be nice. The next price-point solves these, so I'm not complaining!
Date published: 2017-11-02
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Axtell3 from
Clear viewI picked these up about two years ago and am pressed with the glass. They replaced some fulfills Burris I have and I have compared them side by side with a friends lieca 10x25's and another's leupy wind river 10x42's. They compare favorably especially considering the price. The focus adjustment could use some work to be really top notch. They steer like my old ford truck, as long as you are used to waving the wheel while you drive, they drive fine. Get in another vehicle though and watch out. Pack small, nice Cary case/ storage case, lots of bang for the buck!
Date published: 2017-06-15
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Dack from
Lightweight, doesn't compromise viewI've been using these 8x32's for birding for around 2 years now. I see no difference between these the 8x42. They are somewhat comparable to other binocular brands in low light conditions, but I do find myself wishing for something better just before dark when looking for owls. All in all I use them in the field working as an ornithologist, and while hiking. The trade-off in weight is well worth it in my opinion, especially on long days.
