binoculars: Brunton Eterna Binoculars

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Brunton Eterna Binoculars

brunton eterna binoculars

The Brunton Eterna Compact 10×25 “packs big bino quality into a tiny, packable frame,” says our Idaho tester, who loves having powerful optics for wildlife viewing or scoping a route—but finds it hard to justify the extra weight. When folded, the The Brunton Eterna Full-Size Binoculars (11x45 model) are a powerful eyepiece that offer a 305-foot field of view at 1,000 yards, yet is lightweight and durable. This makes it ideal for all sorts of outdoor adventures, from hunting and hiking to camping Raffle items include an original oil painting by Tom Lucas, Brunton Eterna 11x45 binoculars, an iPad with retina display and a carved moose antler by Monte Baker. You do not have to be present to win. Money raised goes to education programs and operating Guests need not be present to win the Big Four Raffle items: An original oil painting by Tom Lucas, Brunton Eterna 11 x 45 binoculars, New iPad with retina display, and a carved moose antler by Monte Baker. Tickets for the Big Four Raffle are available now Bottom line: If you don't need to zoom, there are excellent fixed-power binoculars on the market -- among them Brunton's Eterna High Power 15X -- for a third of the Zoom's price. A bright, sharp pair of 8-power binoculars will be far more useful than a cheap, blurry 30-power scope. The best scope we found was the Brunton Eterna 20-60 x 80mm. This large, heavy scope comes with different eyepiece configurations; we tested the model .

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