Docter Optics

inline · Feb 3, 2008

Has anyone ever looked through there 15X60's? I have looked through some of there bigger glass but never these I am just curious how they compare to the Swaro's.

Thanks

dekkers · Feb 4, 2008

Probably close.

I really want the 20-50 x 80s.

Cant stand spotting scopes. Just curious about the time frame that you could use them. Early am and afternoon?

How did you like "there bigger glass"?

timberline_shedfreak24 · Feb 4, 2008

Never heard of em.

Timberline

"Live for somethin' or die for nothin'"

bigmoosie · Feb 4, 2008

Inline, they are kinda like the old Zeiss 15x60's, although I think not quite as good. Have you ever used the 20-50x 80mm's I have looked through the 40x 80mm's was wondering about the variables.Was wondering how they would compare with the Swar 30x75's.Thanks.

dekkers · Feb 4, 2008

Ive heard about swaros 30 x 75s just cant find them anywhere.

I think you would still need a spotter with em.

How did the 40s compare with the 30s?

Gator · Feb 4, 2008

I have a pair of 15x60 for sale. I pulled the trigger a few years ago and brought 15x56 Swarovski and I just haven't use these since. Good deal 400 even shipped to you anywhere in USA.

inline · Feb 4, 2008

It was a while ago when I looked through them. They were the fixed power. I wasn't very impressed with them. They weren't as bright or as clear as I expected them to be. Still pretty nice though.

fisrtcoueswas80inches · Feb 4, 2008

The Docter's are nice. They dont compare to the duovids, or swaros but they are nice middle of the road binos.
Casey

inline · Feb 4, 2008

Would you guys go with Minox over these?

dekkers · Feb 6, 2008

just buy the swarovskis and be done with it. yea they're more but you wont regreat it a bit.

while your at it buy a tripod and get the adapter.

15 x 56's on a tripod = a better more productive hunter.