Jason, how do these pirsch Ed compare to Opticron Natura Ed? I like what I am seeing on paper light weight and better FOV than the Natura Ed. Also the open bridge design looks confortable to handle. Do they have bright and sharp glass with a sparkle to it? Cheers
HI its James here from Stealth Birding, I asked Jason to create this video for me, he rated these binoculars highly and the 8x42 model which he reviewed he voted as the best value for money binocular of 2021. These are really comfortable with the open bridge design. Jasons full review can be found here www.bestbinocularsreviews.com/Bresser-Pirsch-ED-8x42-Binoculars-Review-264.htm
Hi there. How do you think this binocular stands up against the more reviewed and praised binoculars like Vortex or GPO? I'm thinking of getting a pair of these in 8x42 or 8x56 for hunting. There are not a lot of reviews on TH-cam about these models
Hi Geoffrey The Bresser Pirsch ED binoculars offer a great value for money for a ED binocular, They are not as good as the GPO Passion ED binoculars though. We find that Bresser and GPO offer the best value for money at their different price points. For this reason, we choose not to stock Vortex binoculars. Best Regards James
Hi Joe The Bresser Pirsch ED binoculars offers great value for a binocular with ED glass. I can not speak personally about the Bresser Everest binoculars. All i know is the Everest binoculars have been discontinued for at least 4 years. Binoculars like everything else improve both optically and being more compact. Best Regards James
@@stealthbirding Thanks James, Hmmm, I got a good deal on them and made the purchase, now, maybe that was not a good idea if they were discontinued, any idea why they were discontinued? I also was told that the Everest was a step up from the Pirsch which was the reason I purchased them I could not the Pirsch with ED.
@@stealthbirding Well, since Jason stated that the Pirsch were so good I opted for Bresser, I will ask Bresser..But, please James give me your recommendation for an alll around Binoculars for 300USD...I'm overwhelmed in this vast ocean.
@@joebruhin2098 Hi Joe On our website we have a page which recommends binoculars for every price range stealthbirding.co.uk/blogs/birding/best-value-for-money-binoculars
Jason, how do these pirsch Ed compare to Opticron Natura Ed? I like what I am seeing on paper light weight and better FOV than the Natura Ed. Also the open bridge design looks confortable to handle. Do they have bright and sharp glass with a sparkle to it? Cheers
HI its James here from Stealth Birding, I asked Jason to create this video for me, he rated these binoculars highly and the 8x42 model which he reviewed he voted as the best value for money binocular of 2021. These are really comfortable with the open bridge design. Jasons full review can be found here www.bestbinocularsreviews.com/Bresser-Pirsch-ED-8x42-Binoculars-Review-264.htm
@@stealthbirding cool thanks
Hi there. How do you think this binocular stands up against the more reviewed and praised binoculars like Vortex or GPO? I'm thinking of getting a pair of these in 8x42 or 8x56 for hunting. There are not a lot of reviews on TH-cam about these models
Hi Geoffrey
The Bresser Pirsch ED binoculars offer a great value for money for a ED binocular, They are not as good as the GPO Passion ED binoculars though. We find that Bresser and GPO offer the best value for money at their different price points. For this reason, we choose not to stock Vortex binoculars.
Best Regards James
Hello, how do these compare to the Bresser Everest ED...kind regards
Hi Joe
The Bresser Pirsch ED binoculars offers great value for a binocular with ED glass. I can not speak personally about the Bresser Everest binoculars. All i know is the Everest binoculars have been discontinued for at least 4 years. Binoculars like everything else improve both optically and being more compact.
Best Regards James
@@stealthbirding Thanks James, Hmmm, I got a good deal on them and made the purchase, now, maybe that was not a good idea if they were discontinued, any idea why they were discontinued? I also was told that the Everest was a step up from the Pirsch which was the reason I purchased them I could not the Pirsch with ED.
@@joebruhin2098 Hi i am not sure why they were discontinued, that would be a question to ask Bresser.
@@stealthbirding Well, since Jason stated that the Pirsch were so good I opted for Bresser, I will ask Bresser..But, please James give me your recommendation for an alll around Binoculars for 300USD...I'm overwhelmed in this vast ocean.
@@joebruhin2098 Hi Joe
On our website we have a page which recommends binoculars for every price range stealthbirding.co.uk/blogs/birding/best-value-for-money-binoculars