We tested out some of the best cheap binoculars for hunting under $350—and even under $100—from brands like Vortex, Bushnell, Leupold, and Maven.

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The Vortex Diamondback HD binoculars ($240) and the Leupold BX-2 Alpine HD 10×42 ($250) have above-average optical quality, which means they both compete with any other pair of binos on the market.

With sharp optics and a chest harness included, the Vortex 10x50 Crossfire HD binocular is an excellent value mid-range option for stargazing and more.

There are limitless ways to enjoy the outdoor world and just as many tools to do it, but perhaps no piece of equipment is as rewarding and versatile as the best binoculars for your needs. We ...

What to know before you buy Vortex binoculars Roof prism or porro prism binoculars The biggest major distinction between pairs of binoculars is whether they are roof prism or porro prism.

Manufactured by Wisconsin, US-based Vortex Optics, the Crossfire HD 10x50 combines compact roof prism optics with a rugged and waterproof design, and they're some of the best binoculars I've tested.

The Vortex Razor HD binoculars have great glass, excellent ergonomics, and come at an affordable price. But, they have one flaw.

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