Lightweight Binoculars and How to Adjust [Review]
Small and lightweight is my mantra so when a company called Aurosports approached me with an opportunity to review the 10x22 binoculars, I threw them on the motorcyle and headed out for a trip.
With 10x22 magnification you get a 10x zoom in a 22mm lens. The field of view isn't large but you should normally be able to find and see what you like without having to carry something big and heavy to do it.
While on my trip I was also scouting new rock climbing areas. These binoculars are small enough to fit handily in my tank bag so I didn't have to get off the bike and root through my luggage to find them. While something more powerful would be nice I also recognize that making them handy on my bike or in my backpack would be more of a challenge and I would likely find that I'd use them much less than I do now.
For a good binocular that doesn't break the bank (currently $24 on Amazon) look to the Aurosports 10x22.
Links
Aurosports 10x22 Binocular: http://goo.gl/3I7bUP
More gear reviews: http://goo.gl/0x4zz
With 10x22 magnification you get a 10x zoom in a 22mm lens. The field of view isn't large but you should normally be able to find and see what you like without having to carry something big and heavy to do it.
While on my trip I was also scouting new rock climbing areas. These binoculars are small enough to fit handily in my tank bag so I didn't have to get off the bike and root through my luggage to find them. While something more powerful would be nice I also recognize that making them handy on my bike or in my backpack would be more of a challenge and I would likely find that I'd use them much less than I do now.
For a good binocular that doesn't break the bank (currently $24 on Amazon) look to the Aurosports 10x22.
Links
Aurosports 10x22 Binocular: http://goo.gl/3I7bUP
More gear reviews: http://goo.gl/0x4zz