Idiot Savant

I recently read a little web post about wolf vs. pitbull. The conclusion was the wolf would win easily. Then throw in the fact that...

I think one thing some of you are forgetting is that resolving power isn't just about the quality of the optics. If it's an hour after...

Where I do most of my canoeing, creepy crawlies are a lot more common that bears. I have hammocks but, so far, have never used one. To...

I don't know how recent a trend that is. Maybe just in your group and might reflect a loss of partners. I've been sleeping solo for...

I just got the OXK monocular. On the one hand, I'm pretty impressed with it. Seems well made and rugged, optics are good and it comes...

I just ordered this monocular: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CBFJ8DRL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 A little on...

On a lot of binoculars, not all, you can lock the diopter adjustment so, if only one person is using it, you only have to set it once...

Here's something else you might find useful. https://www.graphics.cornell.edu/~westin/misc/ISO_12233-reschart.pdf I use a lens...

You might find this helpful. https://www.audubon.org/gear/binocular-guide

I agree, up to a point. I like to use bike components as an analogy. Shimano's top of the line road groupo is Dura Ace, but Ultegra is...

I looked at my Bushnell and Nikon, to see where they are made, and they are both made in China. It's quite possible that the companies...

I have vision problems that even glasses can't fix, so binoculars are an even bigger help to me than for most people. I stopped buying...

Ah! Of course. I must be getting dementia. Of I just have the mindset of a river runner. Well, I guess that is a problem with a one...

That's a valid concern, but it's pretty hard to find a good multiday route that stays close to an exit the whole way. Most likely, the...

As I've said before, I always take binoculars along on canoe trips. I use them for more than just wildlife viewing. But I'm reluctant to...