Which Binoculars are Made in Europe? | Optics Trade Debates

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[@KenKnowledge]

I would love to hear about what other brands Meopta sells/makes parts to/for. Like Nightforce and so on.

[@kriss2452]

Great video ! It helps a lot when we have to make a serious choice. Thanks a lot.

[@leelarson107]

I would always opt for binoculars/telescopes/rifle scopes/magnifying glasses made in Europe, Canada, or the US. No offers by Third-World sources of lower prices or free shipping can budge me from that.

[@Mixedpuppy]

Great description and explanation of European Company production. Question: Can you guys explain and describe 3rd party companies that produce optics for major name brands?

[@kittyrealtor]

Good explanation, if you type the brand on the screen when you're explaining it would help people like me that are not familiar with the brands. Thank you!

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Hello! Thank you for your input! We'll do that in the future videos.

[@Kenny202202]

I would like to know where is DDoptics and Professor optiken produced.

[@aslanbosnakoglu8240]

what are best bang for buck european made binoculars brand?

[@tebe3240]

Polarized glasses cuts the glare such as the surface of water, to better see fish and underwater logs and such, If you have polarized glasses on and look through a Binocular will the polarization still work through the magnification glass of binoculars and still cut the glare off the surface of the water such as a pond or lake ? Might be a good topic , just saying

[@weissachpassion]

The binocular doesnt change the effect. Polarized glass usualy only lets light trough that has vertical polarization. It uses the effect that vertical polarized light doesn't really get reflected much. Under the so called Brewster angle you don't have any reflection of vertical polarized light. If you now filter the horizontal polarized light, you also filter the reflecting light. What the binocular does with this polarized light doesn't really matter. Only if the binocular also has polarizing filters vertical to your polarizing filters: Then you would see no light, since both horizontal and vertical polarized light got filtered.

[@ginugeorge8561]

You missed Kite optics from Belgium.

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Thanks for letting us know!

[@Freedom89984]

Great optics from Belgium, made in Japan. Love them.

[@Sloba1992]

German precision optics, German but they made them in Japan, what you guys think about GPO quality?

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Could you please write us an email at [e-mail]? Our sales team will reply as soon as possible, and give you our objective opinion.

[@czuplak]

And what about Yukon?

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Yukon binoculars are also made in Europe.

[@czuplak]

@@OpticsTradeEU oh, thanks

[@trident8872]

You missed GPO.

[@simonray398]

The sexual tension between these two is insane- please release the pressure (on video) right now for all of us to see - go! Binoculars wahoo

[@marybourgeau5812]

Yeah. China. Yeah. Everything outsourced. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.