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		<title>Zeiss Range-Finding Binoculars (with Ballistic Compensation)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Zeiss Victory RF Binoculars recently received the 2010 Sporting Classics Award of Excellence. The Zeiss Victory 8&#215;45 and 10&#215;45 T* RF Binoculars, the world&#8217;s first premium binoculars with rangefinding capability, LED display and integrated BIS™ ballistic calculator, were described by Sporting Classics magazine as &#8220;the finest example of an integrated binocular and laser rangefinder yet [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.longrangehunting.com/articles/Zeiss-Victory-RF-10x45-Rangefinder-Binocular-Review-1.php" target="new">Zeiss Victory RF Binoculars</a> recently received the 2010 Sporting Classics Award of Excellence. The Zeiss Victory 8&#215;45 and 10&#215;45 T* RF Binoculars, the world&#8217;s first premium binoculars with rangefinding capability, LED display and integrated BIS™ ballistic calculator, were described by <a href="http://www.sportingclassics.com/" target="new">Sporting Classics magazine</a> as &#8220;the finest example of an integrated binocular and laser rangefinder yet manufactured.&#8221; While other binoculars, most notably the Leica GeoVid, have a built-in laser rangefinders, only the Zeiss Victory RF Binoculars provide a built-in Ballistics solver.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s more of what the testers at Sporting Classics had to say: &#8220;The RF eliminates the hassles of carrying two separate units, especially the all-too-familiar struggles when switching between them in excitable moments&#8230;&#8230;. In our tests, the RF outperformed all rivals in ease of operation, speed, distance, accuracy and optical quality&#8230;&#8230;.Best of all, resolution, contrast, flare control and overall optical quality showcase Zeiss&#8217;s commitment to impeccable performance.&#8221;</p>
<p>In a review of the Zeiss RF Binocular for his <a href="http://www.longrangehunting.com/articles/Zeiss-Victory-RF-10x45-Rangefinder-Binocular-Review-1.php" target="new">LongRangeHunting.com</a> website, Len Backus writes: &#8220;I was able to show the Zeiss Victory RF 10&#215;45 Rangefinder Binocular unit to several other hunters. Without exception, the first comment was always to marvel at the speed with which the unit returned a range. Only one touch of the main control button is needed. The hunters also liked the ergonomics. The focus wheel turns easily, but not too easily, and it is well located. [The] two control buttons are located well and the unit has a good, solid feel to it. The glass is superb. I thought it was slightly better than that of my Swarovski 10&#215;42 SLC binoculars. Edge to edge sharpness was very good.&#8221;</p>
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<p>Available in 8&#215;45, 10&#215;45, 8&#215;56 and 10&#215;56, the Victory RF Binoculars have also been recognized by <em>National Geographic Adventure</em> magazine, <em>Outdoor Life</em> and <em>Gray&#8217;s Sporting Journal</em>.</p>
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