Leica Trinovid BN/Ultra (10x32) Binocular

Pros: Probably the best 10x32 on the market
Cons: Not as bright as a the 8x32 or the 10x42

If you're going to buy a 10x32 binocular, this should be the one. Leica takes an awkward combination of lenses and turns out a fine binocular in the 10x32 BA.

WARNING: If you read my epinion on the Leica 8x32, you'll find that some of it is...

Pros: Crystal Clear Resolution
Cons: None

I'm one happy camper after purchasing these fine optics! After having bought pair after pair of bino's in the $250 to $400 dollar range, and not being happy with them, I decided to go ahead and spring for these Lecia's. And I cannot over emphasize how...

Pros: the best on the market
Cons: none

Premium binoculars are not a purchase that everyone is going to make. Certainly, for the average person, they are more than a luxury; they are an extravagance. I love going out into the countryside. I enjoy birding very much. I also love to go to...

Pros: Good ocular vision, far sightd, large field of view
Cons: heavy

I am an avid bird watcher and I was looking for a pair of 10x32 to supplement my hobby. Previously I had own a pair of 10x32s that I paid about $250 for and never worked, this is why I am so ecstatic about these bino's because I paid less and they are...

Pros: Great glass. Solid construction. Stellar design idea on the combo locking focus wheel.
Cons: Cost versus performance when compared to Kahles. Crappy rubber neck strap.

Recently I purchased Leica 8 X 32's Trinovids. They were clearanced at a local retailer (national chain) for $699.00. Considering the regular price of $1049.00, they were an excellent deal. My occupation requires a lot of binocular time and in the ...