Will this work with other brands of binoculars? I saw several complaints about problems attaching Vortex binoculars, but no mention of other brands.
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They would work with other brands as long as they have 1/2 inch wide eyelets on them.
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I had no trouble attaching the Vortex harness to my Nikon Monarch binoculars. The attachment strap for the harness is a sturdy nylon strap with grommets at each end. It's not particularly thick or wide, so should work for most brands I'd imagine. The strap attachment on my bins is quite narrow and low profile, but I was able to pass the grommet through with minimal effort. You would probably have difficulty passing the strap through if the attachment point on your bins is recessed because the grommetted end might not bend enough. Hope this helps!
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Yes it will assuming you have some secure way to attach or clip to this harness... split rings are a good option
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I have Nikon binoculars and the Vortex harness works very well. No problem attaching the harness to the binoculars, the fit is good and comfortable. My experience has been good.
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Even though this harness is sold as one specially designed for vortex, they have serious problems to be used with my binoculars. I do not know if they work with other brands of binoculars.
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The one I bought did not work at all. You could not adjust the binoculars as the adjustment dial would not turn
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I remove the objective end covers them. I kept them on, but I lost one on the objective end. Vortex sent me a replacement at no cost. so now I remove them when out birding. The ocular covers connect to the strap.
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Yes they will be great for that, very clear binoculars. I would also suggest the strap that holds it close to your body and not the one that comes with these binoculars.Regards,Terry L. shook
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Hi there. I would say yes they can but there's better ones if you have glasses. The extendable eye sockets does not have a really sturdy and firm "click" in the extended position. If you are using glasses and are going to use the binocular in a hard enviroment this may be a problem. If you have the sockets in this is obviously not an issue. But in this position the socket do not provide any shading either so I'm recommending you to try them out "live" in a dealers shop before buying them. They are compact binoculars after all. I don't use glasses myself so I cannot give you a "hands on" experience unfortunately... / Daniel Hi there. I would say yes they can but there's better ones if you have glasses. The extendable eye sockets does not have a really sturdy and firm "click" in the extended position. If you are using glasses and are going to use the binocular in a hard enviroment this may be a problem. If you have the sockets in this is obviously not an issue. But in this position the socket do not provide any shading either so I'm recommending you to try them out "live" in a dealers shop before buying them. They are compact binoculars after all. I don't use glasses... » Read More Hi there. I would say yes they can but there's better ones if you have glasses. The extendable eye sockets does not have a really sturdy and firm "click" in the extended position. If you are using glasses and are going to use the binocular in a hard enviroment this may be a problem. If you have the sockets in this is obviously not an issue. But in this position the socket do not provide any shading either so I'm recommending you to try them out "live" in a dealers shop before buying them. They are compact binoculars after all. I don't use glasses myself so I cannot give you a "hands on" experience unfortunately... / Daniel « Show Less
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I don't know that brand of binocs but i can tell you that it is a terrific harness--if you have little loops on sides of your binocs, then this will work. just thread through the loops--i have heavy Zeiss pair that was wrecking my neck and now it is a breeze to carry them.
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I use the harness for my Nikon D7000 SLR camera, which must as heavy as your binoculars. I hike with the camera routinely and it does not swing around. Binoculars are a different shape. I think it would be OK, but I can't guarantee it. Good luck.
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Did your Celestron 20x80 binoculars come with the integrated tripod adapter rod? If it did read the manual to make sure the thread size matches up with the thread size on this tripod. I would assume the adapter rod would be the universal size for all standard tripods but its always good to check.
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I think they would work quite well. I used to have a pair of 10X50 binoculars and it was too hard to keep the field of vision steady. Really needed a tripod to see clearly without shaking.However, I'm not a hunter, per se.
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I've made a few big ticket item purchases through Amazon and have had great experiences with all of them. Not sure if that is the same supplier as when I purchased my Monarch's this summer, but every time I've had something supplied through Amazon I've been satisfied. Good luck with your purchase, these binoculars are awesome! Also check out the Vanguard Endeavors on sale today!
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Spend the extra $50 and get a Vortex 2-7 BDC. Loads of eye relief, fantastic optics and the best customer service there is. It will cost you less in the long run.
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I purchased mine for use with a Nikon D200 and what I found was that the Right Angle ships with a series of adaptors each made to fit specific brands. I also found that the construction of the eyepiece around the camera's view finder is relatively standard respective to brand. At least with the Nikon. You may want to consider contacting Opteka and posing that question to them. They have been pretty responsive in the past.
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The attachment straps are loops that you push through the brackets on the binoculars and then double back through themselves, about 3/8 wide webbing, so they should work fine as long as the original straps can be removed. I also have monarchs and these work great.
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As you may know, most binoculars do. I bought these for our little girls, and unfortunately, the have temporarily "disappeared". I'm sorry I can't help you further. I know we were impressed with them.....but neither my husband (who is normally really good about those things) nor I remember. (The girls are 6 and 5 so that didn't matter to us).
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I'm sorry, I don't know. What do know is that in the past I have tried a couple of adapters to attach cameras to telescopes and found both totally unsatisfactory. Sorry, I can't be brand-specific - it's been quite a while.
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It´s not possible, unless you design a homemade adapter. Like most binoculars from any brand, they are not prepared to get gonnected to a camera or attachment.
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I truly can't answer that question , I bought mine for an EOTech, they do give you several shims so you can adjust the Vortex up to the sight your using. I hope that helps. Mine required no shimming and was spot on as far as alignment was concerned. It is a good buy.... you can probably return it if it doesn't line up. Good Luck!