Hi Aletha,
Rather than buying new binoculars, you might try a binocular harness instead. Your shoulders and upper back support the weight of the binoculars, greatly reducing neck strain, even after a full day of birding.
Herb
On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Aletha Boyle <mainelypets@gmail.com> wrote:
I am in the market for some smaller, but good binoculars for long hikes and trips. My Mom (some of you may remember her, Betty Boyle) left me a couple of really nice Zeiss 10 x 40s but they are large. I am leaving to bird (and work) in Florida for a few weeks, and would like something smaller and more comfortable for long hot hikes. Any advice would be much appreciated!!!--
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