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  1. SuperDuty

    Product Review: The Sky Rover Banner Cloud 8 x 42 Binocular

    I appreciate that. 😀
  2. SuperDuty

    Product Review: The Sky Rover Banner Cloud 8 x 42 Binocular

    On my politics comment, I was referring to his Trump reference, on my NL, I’m glad to have them, it’s yet to be seen if a cheap Chinese binocular can match them optically, I don’t think they will, but I could be wrong, if they do, then fine and good, it won’t be the gut wrenching thing some...
  3. SuperDuty

    Product Review: The Sky Rover Banner Cloud 8 x 42 Binocular

    Keep politics out of it unless you’re willing to hear someone else’s point of view.
  4. SuperDuty

    Product Review: The Sky Rover Banner Cloud 8 x 42 Binocular

    In my mind they don’t need to do that, but the general opinion seems to be that they are either equal to, or nearly equal to the top alpha models, or at least that’s what I think I’m reading.
  5. SuperDuty

    Product Review: The Sky Rover Banner Cloud 8 x 42 Binocular

    I just did a little viewing in some really good conditions with my NL12X42, if the Chinese have figured out how to duplicate that view for under $1000 with the Sky Rover Banner Cloud 12X50, they’ve pulled off quite a miraculous feat.
  6. SuperDuty

    Product Review: The Sky Rover Banner Cloud 8 x 42 Binocular

    Basically, from what I’ve read in multiple reviews, it seems the general consensus is that the optics in these are at least fully the equal of the EL and NL, not almost, but fully, is that correct ?
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