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8x20 in possession. Which one to add?
The weight difference is noticeable although not a big deal (a bit more noticeable when comparing the Curio to the Trinovid). It is more the shape - the Trinvoid is just more compact. (And I still prefer the Curio to the other 2 :) ) -
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8x20 in possession. Which one to add?
The Ultravid is about 10% heavier than the Trinovid and the Curio is about 10% heavier again than the Ultravid. With straps on all 3 and with caps for the Ultravid and Curio. Size The Ultravid is about 10% heavier than the Trinovid and the Curio is about 10% heavier again than the Ultravid... -
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8x20 in possession. Which one to add?
That would be too much even for me! :) I use the Trinovid when size is paramount. So if no sufficiently sized pockets and belt not an option, for concerts and theatre, when I have to be reasonably smart. Yes, the Ultravid is better optically and is waterproof but it is noticeably bigger and... -
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8x20 in possession. Which one to add?
I love small binos because they are, quite literally, always with me. I have 3 as well as two larger (8x30 and 12x42- this forum is a terrible place for my wallet) and they all get used. The Trinovid is the smallest. Although not waterproof, not as bright and a longer close focus, they are...