Binoculars - Vortex
Vortex binoculars in AustraliaVortex binoculars are tough, clear and backed by the VIP warranty, so if they break, they get fixed or replaced.Which Vortex binos? Crossfire… Read moreRead less
Vortex binoculars in Australia
Vortex binoculars are tough, clear and backed by the VIP warranty, so if they break, they get fixed or replaced.
Which Vortex binos?
- Crossfire HD: a solid first pair for the money.
- Diamondback HD: the all-rounder, from compact 8x28 up to 15x56.
- Viper HD: a step up in glass for long days glassing hillsides.
- Razor HD and UHD: Vortex's best glass, brightest at first and last light.
- Kaibab 18x56: high power for tripod glassing in big country.
8x or 10x?
8x gives a wider, steadier view for bush hunting. 10x shows more detail across gullies. 12x and up are best on a tripod. A 42 mm objective is the sweet spot for most hunting. Go 50 mm or bigger if you glass a lot at dawn and dusk.
Want the distance too? Have a look at the Vortex Talon HD rangefinding binoculars or our Vortex rangefinders. See all binoculars or the full Vortex range.
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Vortex binoculars in Australia
Vortex binoculars are tough, clear and backed by the VIP warranty, so if they break, they get fixed or replaced.
Which Vortex binos?
- Crossfire HD: a solid first pair for the money.
- Diamondback HD: the all-rounder, from compact 8x28 up to 15x56.
- Viper HD: a step up in glass for long days glassing hillsides.
- Razor HD and UHD: Vortex's best glass, brightest at first and last light.
- Kaibab 18x56: high power for tripod glassing in big country.
8x or 10x?
8x gives a wider, steadier view for bush hunting. 10x shows more detail across gullies. 12x and up are best on a tripod. A 42 mm objective is the sweet spot for most hunting. Go 50 mm or bigger if you glass a lot at dawn and dusk.
Want the distance too? Have a look at the Vortex Talon HD rangefinding binoculars or our Vortex rangefinders. See all binoculars or the full Vortex range.