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If you can hold the 10X still enough to use, I would get them. I have been using Nikon 7-15X35, which weigh about 31 ounces, in a bino-budy. It is very nice to be able to turn up the magnification. From my experience I had to lean against a tree or something in order to use the extra magnification.
In spite of the negitive folks here, I have found I can see the same detail with my Nikon on 15X as I can when I use the Minox 15X58 in itss tri-pod. You should get them if you like them. If they don't work out, sell them next season since you're not into them for very much.
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Picking them up later today. Just spent the last couple of days outside of Winslow. The kids and I spotted several groups of antelope, and this would have been the perfect couple of days to try out the new (to me) binoculars.
There is a bowl down south perfect for spotting Cues deer. I'll try and get down there in the next week or two and try these out.
They are definitely an upgrade over my old Nikons, and at 10x I can brace my elbows against my sides and hold them steady.
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