Buy Zeiss 8x32FL T* BINO W/P BLACKZeiss 8x32FL T* BINO W/P BLACK Product Description:
- Lightweight & Durable Fiber-reinforced Polymer Body
- Schmidt Pechan prisms with Zeiss dielectric mirror coatings
- Longest Eye Relief & Closest Focusing Capacity of all Premium 8x32 Binoculars
- ±4 Dioptric correction
- 52-74mm Interpupillay Adjustment Range
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Zeiss Victory 8x32 T* FL LT Black Binocular
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king mid-size?
By J. H. Haley
Carl Zeiss Victory FL Binoculars (8x32) After purchase I compared these, at leisure, to Leica Geovid 8x42 first and second generation, Leica 8x32 BA, Zeiss 7x42,and Swarovski 10x42 EL, among others. Amazing. Virtually the same field of view as the geovids and actually look brighter. In low light, it was very close. The only binocs that might be better than these for low light were the ELs. I did not expect these 8x32s to be competitive with a size larger binocs. If I just wanted to look, and didn't care about ranging, I'd leave the bigger glass home, unless I wanted the unmatched fov of the 7x42 Ziess, or the detail offered in the 10x42 EL. Both those sets of glass stand up to, or offer some advantage over, this newer Zeiss 8x32. On the other hand, I was surprised at how close my not-brand-new Leica 8x32s were. And how thin was the eye relief advantage of the new Zeiss' over them. (I wear glasses, and I selected these from the similar offerings by Leica and Swarovski based largely on eye relief.) My Leica 8x32s were half the price of these perhaps 5-7 years ago. Exchange rate changes, perhaps. Seems all the new premium binocs are around 2m. Based on this experience, they might all be perceptibly better than the same top-of-the-line stuff from a few years back. And here I'm fully stocked with those. Ugh. Highly recommended.
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