Budget Binoculars for Birdwatching

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ChrisR2010
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Budget Binoculars for Birdwatching

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Looking at getting the wife some binoculars for birdwathing in the garden and when out for walks in the country. Been on line and so many to choose from.
Ideally wanting to get change out £ 100.
Any recommendations please ?
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Not sure of prices but little Nikon's are good. Try Cleyspy to see any deals 👍
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Hawke.

Their models cover the various price points. They have an excellent after sales service too, I lost my lens caps through my own fault and they replaced them for free.
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Re: Budget Binoculars for Birdwatching

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Thanks Colin and Chris I'll take a look at both of those. Ta
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I use Nikon pro staff great binoculars 👍
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I have 10x25 pentax, 8x42 minox and a 8x25 Hawke monocular, the monocular is the most used, good for fishing too! Was around £80
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