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Thank you so much man i dropped it by mistake i thought its done , and found ur video really helped

Hy, need a field review also! Thank you!

Excellent review, after looking at this I purchased them. Thank you

I agree 💯 with Nigel.much better than the price suggests.get a pair to leave in the glovebox.mine was the birder starter kit and it came with a Philips bird guide book

It wouldn't have a prism, would it?

Hy, great video! What do you recommend between 8x42 and 8.5x50? Thank you!

I live outside the UK but found your videos and they were invaluable for making my decision - thank you very much, even though I am not a customer. I will recommend you to anyone I know in the UK.

Sir, is older version also have BaK4 prism? I have one ofered, older model, i don't know is it good for 100€

Thank you straight to point and simple. Liked.

This is what I need. Slowly putting together my portable rig. I have the Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer GTi with my Fuji x-pro3 and a prime fujinon 90mm lens. Old age has not come gracefully and I can no longer contort myself in a position to look through the polar scope. Many thanks, peace and love from Scotland.

I have 5 or more of those. They are great. Would not be without one. Thanks for the video. My opinion is they are the best add on for a telescope. Much easier to find things than the finder scope that comes with the scopes.

Are monocular really covered by the lifetime warranty? When I downloaded the user manual for the Endurance ED, it says 10 year warranty in Europe (I'm pretty sure the UK is in Europe even if not in the EU!). The same Endurance ED binoculars user manual says lifetime warranty in the UK. Not your fault, but the literature is really not very clear.

You got me the new version and it is brilliant 👍

A red dot finder would be an upgrade to me. Thanks for the video.

Hi, andre from holland . I will give these a try.. Are they suitable for 45+ age? Thanks! I love to look at birds up to 100 meters and insects on the go and with bike. And.....are these Made in the UK?! Thanks for the tip.

Valeu!

bought a used starblast 4.5 with the laser finder. Bought a used xt8 without a finder. Appreciate the tutorial sir. It almost appears that by design the laser finder bracket can be reversed to turn into a dovetail but the screws get in the way. Perhaps once upon a time they were designed as such but the thinking has been lost and the bracket is now too short and too close to the screws to accommodate.

I have one of these which I'm using with a brand new Celestron C90. When looking at bright images (such as the moon, or bright start-clusters) it has a visible vertical line just off-centre , but in daylight the line isn't visible...

12 bucks on aliexpress. Sorry if I ruined your business

Thanks I never tried that.

Useless scope,there is no clarity at higher magnification

I tried them yesterday...and these binos are AMAZING! It is just unbelievable how good they are(even better than Hawke 10x50 in my opinion) In my country I can get them for 120€. Ordering now

I have had 2 of those Travel scopes for over 20 years. They are great to take on vacation trips. They do not take up much room in a vehicle. I put mine in a travel bag with all the accessories. Great for bird watching or taking to a shooting range. Or casual Astronomy. I would not be without one.

Didn't know that the fix was this easy. Thank you.

Hi! I have a sw150pds and a dslr, focusing is ok, but if I put a 3x barlow between them, I cannot achieve focus(outward problem) what do you recommend fixing this problem? Thank you!

Hi, looking for my first binoculars. About to pull the trigger on this Hawke vantage. Which one u recommend 8x32 or 8x42?

Howand wherefrom can I order eyepieces.?

Can you tell me the dimensions and weight of the binoculars? Thank you

Hoping that I can suss out the bloody instruction manual. It's doing my tree in, at the moment. Managed everything except wondering how the hell to attach those ring things that the telescope rests on. The crappy instruction diagram ms are small and confusing for me.

Good review. I was very pleased with my ED 8x25, until I compared with the Swarovski 8x20 binos I bought my wife many years ago. Now the EDs seem poor and I want Swarovskis.

Do any binoculars have a seperate adjustment for the right and left eye?

Any specs on the oh 6 years ago nvm

Hi - I have the eyepiece in question & am trying to figure out how to remove the eyecup as the instructions are not correct. In your vid, you say 'twist it the other way', but it's too fast for me to figure out what is happening. With my eyepiece, twisting it clockwise raises it and twisting it anticlocwise lowers it. There does not seem to be any other way of twisting it. Thanks for any advice you can give.

i do love my Hawke 8*42, great wee optic. off to find parachuting sheep

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Yes I heard about the accident.Take it easy🤕