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The Viper series from the Vortex American company belongs to one of the most interesting offers of this manufacturer’s line-up. So far, it has been expanded into as many as 11 models with the following parameters: 8x28, 10x28, 6x32, 8x32, 10x32, 8x42, 10x42, 12x42, 8.5x50, 10x50 and 15x50.

In September 2008 the Polish company Delta Optical launched two new, small, roof-prism sets of binoculars with 8×32 and 10×32 parameters. As there have been many demands for a handy and cheap pair of binoculars which can be hidden in a pocket easily, this offer was the answer to the customers’ needs.

In March 2008 during the IWA 2008 in Nürnberg, a hunting and sporting equipment exhibition, the Fujinon company announced the launch of 7 new roof-prism sets of binoculars. The new series was marked with HCF letters and was supposed to be comfortable in usage with an attractive price/quality ratio. Read more >>>

The Leupold Mesa 10x50 is a solid position on the 10x50 class binoculars’ market. The level of its build quality and optics is more or less the same as in the case of very well-known Konica-Minolta Activia and Nikon Action EX.

Swarovski Optik has just anounced the introduction of two new top class and roof prisms binoculars belonging to EL SWAROVISION series. These are 10x50 and 12x50 models.

The Eschenbach binoculars from the Trophy series can be divided into three groups: marked with AS/P, AS/D and AS/F letters. The first are Porro prismatic devices and include models with the following parameters: 8x40, 10x50 and 8x56. .

Pentax announced two new binocular series to the DCF line-up. Each heavy-duty DCF series roof-prism binocular, the Pentax 9x32 DCF BC and the 9x42 DCF BR, features high-performance optics, a waterproof construction allowing fresh-water rinsing, and an ergonomic body design for a comfortable hold.

The Simmons company, although taken over by Meade, is still present on the market, offering binoculars, spotting scopes and riflescopes. The Wilderness series includes cheap Porro and roof prism binoculars.

The Sidewinder series consisted of two roof prism 8x42 and 10x42 models. The prisms were made of BaK-4 glass and were phase correction coated. The binoculars were produced in China.

The Endurance II series is a set of binoculars with a 10x magnification and front lenses with a diameter of 42 mm. According to the producer it is a perfect daytime instrument. Good optical properties were reached because several technologies have been integrated here.

Kowa is a Japanese manufacturer with quite modest but very well-known offer. Its main part consists mainly of instruments for ornithologists. In 2007 its offer was enlarged by binoculars with objective lenses 44 mm in diameter.

Heralded in February and available from September 2007 in shops, the Steiner Night Hunter XP 8x44 is a set of binoculars with rare parameters. Eight times multiplication and the objective lens’ diameter amounting to 44 mm make the exit pupil as large as 5.5 mm.

Eschenbach farlux® selector D 8.5x45 B is a relatively new pair of binoculars, launched in 2007. This roof prism instrument is phase correction coated with prisms made of BaK-4 glass. Additionally, a new kind of coatings was used – they are called “naturebright” and are supposed to ensure a splendid transmission and colour rendition level.

The Weavers Grand Slam are a series of binoculars including 8.5x45 and 10.5x45 roof prism models equipped with rubber-padded, waterproof and nitrogen-filled casing. The optics additionally features good quality coatings on lenses and prisms and the latter are additionally phase correction coated.

The porro prismatic Swift Audubon ED 8.5x44 model includes low dispersion ED glass in the objective lens which task is to fight against the chromatic and spherical aberration and raising the contrast level by 5-10% compared to normal binoculars.