going on a European river cruise - what size would work for views from the riverboat?
491512
I would take a non-compact for river viewing; the compact is good for theatre like venues. You need something with good optical power; don't skimp.
491513
I bought the 10x25 for use on hiking the Inca Trail in Peru so I think this size would work well for you also. Have a great trip
491514
These binocs would be a good choice: adequate magnification, easy to carry. Bon voyage!
1576805
Yes! Purchase the Big Berkey water view sight glass as part of your system. You won't regret it.
1830669
7.5 long X 6.8 high X 4.5 wide the length and height are depended upon how it is angled when mounted to get your desired view.
1730000
So if you are looking to ride with an additional rider I would probably go with a little bigger model like the 11' Explorer or 12'6 Touring since it will give you more space and volume on the water. The 10' can it just depends on the experience level of the rider and the size of the people on the board. But for caution I would probably go with the 11' in this scenario. If you would like to discuss this in more detail or any other questions you can reach us on our toll free number 888-569-7873 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm PST. Thanks and will talk to you soonISLE Surf & SUP
1698405
might be a bit big for a pack - we use it to go to and from the boat from shore
1440516
I would recommend the 60 inch, but according to their website, 72 inch is suitable as well. You can view it here on page 222: http://www.minkagroup.net/ecatalog/AIR2015/html5/index.html?page=1
1727778
I love this globe. It's the perfect size for me and tips up, down and around so that I can quickly find what Ii'm looking for, including many rivers, seas, lakes etc. But not all. I use it as I read and watch the news and to show my grandchildren where in the world things are. happening. "Major rivers" is a bit subjective. I don't want a bigger globe, but you might consider it if you have space for it.
2256564
I have the same boat. I purchased the 24' size and it covers the motor as well - even with the middle tented. The only drawback is the excess baggage on the rear sides, but after some head scratching and trial-and-error, it works out. There will be a tendency for the cover to form pockets back there that catch water, but it's not a big deal. I would buy the same size again.
393499
Check length and width of your boat and the cover you wish to purchase. I suggest considering a cover one size up
1519330
I have two of these Moultrieviewers. Actually gave away the smaller unit. The one I use is 6" X 3.25". The viewing screen is 4.25" diagonal.
1557245
It is light and works well on my boat. Not sure what your boat or plan of use might be, but it works well on the Hudson River.
654256
I would go 11" not more. You want a little wiggle room to accomodate water.
474192
I had the same concerns and similar room configuration, but went with the 52" and very glad that I did. Viewing at 25 degree angle (+/-) no problem for us.
2044330
I bought these for my husband to view boats in the bay from our condo, he can clearly see at half a mile and further. I would say that they are not too strong.
563127
It depends on which style bottle you use. The fat stubby ones are the shortest and with the very short ones 10 inch windscreen should be enough. With the standard size wide bottles that screen isn't tall enough and still worse if you use the long skinny ones. Just use that screen on something that elevates it high enough and you should be fine though.
677269
I'd say it worked best at a cruise. It's a nice canopy but think it would've done better if the frame was square tubing and not round.
879715
I cannot answer specifically for a boat because my application is in a tandem cockpit aircraft. I will, however, offer an opinion. Assuming you have an adequate flat, sturdy surface upon which to mount the device I believe you would be satisfied. Pay attention to its dimensions if you want to mount it close enough to read print.