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    Are Zen Rays 8x43 ED's really that good?

    In bright sunlight it may not matter, but if your in the woods under a canopy or looking at birds and it clouds up, id rather have an 8x42mm
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    Are Zen Rays 8x43 ED's really that good?

    That is true, aperature wins, period
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    Are Zen Rays 8x43 ED's really that good?

    If the market of alpha bins is indeed changing, then that change is good, Maybe it will force the ungodly inflated rates of the alphas to lower their cost to compete with a new market of quality instruments rising to a level of new excellence. Amen to that
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    Are Zen Rays 8x43 ED's really that good?

    If the market of alpha bins is indeed changing, then that change is good, Maybe it will force the ungodly inflated rates of the alphas to lower their cost to compete with a new market of quality instruments rising to a level of new excellence. Amen to that
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    Are Zen Rays 8x43 ED's really that good?

    This website has been brought to you by: Zen Ray LOL
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    Are Zen Rays 8x43 ED's really that good?

    I second that notion
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    Are Zen Rays 8x43 ED's really that good?

    I have about 700 bucks to buy a good birding binoc, any advice, how does zen ray rate when campared to NIkon premiers I am going to get an 8x42
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