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Binoculars were invented for a reason. The human eye is just not built for vision at far distances. We can try as hard as we can, but the furthest the human eye can view is about two to 20 miles away. That doesn’t even account for clarity, visibility, weather and landmass conditions, perspective, and perfect eyesight.
Moreover, only about 35% of all humans from around the world have 20/20 vision, so that leaves the rest of us in blurry, blurry darkness. The naked eye is just incapable of viewing very far distances.
If you’re a new and experienced outdoorsperson or sportsperson, you’re going to need something to bridge the gap between you and your subject. A good pair of binoculars that can help you look out at far distances for wild animals and birds can make or break a hunting trip, safari, or hike. Read more…
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