Hunting Binoculars for Sale Australia

Maven hunting binoculars for sale in Australia and New Zealand. B Series: the glass you buy once you know the difference. C Series: the same idea, at a lighter price. Every one is covered by Maven's unconditional lifetime warranty, and claims come through us, not overseas.

Which Maven binoculars?

8x42 and 10x42, the all-rounders. The B1.2 in the B Series, the C.1 in the C Series (also in 12x42).
9x45 and 11x45. The B.2, with an Abbe-Koenig prism for a little more light at first and last light.
10x50 and 12x50. The B.6 and the C.3, for more reach across open country.
15x56 and 18x56, for glassing off a tripod. The B.5 (10x to 18x, and an 18x56 with an MOA or MIL reticle) and the C.4.
Compact. The B.3 (6x30, 8x30, 10x30), the B.7 (8x25, 10x25) and the C.2 (7x28, 10x28), for the chest pocket or the ute.

How do I choose hunting binoculars in Australia?

The two most important specs are magnification and objective lens diameter. 10x42 is our most popular choice, and for good reason: the extra reach suits Australia's open country, from alpine tops to a paddock edge at last light. 8x42 trades some of that distance for a wider, steadier field of view, better in dense scrub and timber. Maven's range runs wider still, from a pocket-sized 8x25 up to an 18x56 for long glassing sessions.

Still deciding between the two? Read 8x42 vs 10x42 for hunting and Are Maven binoculars worth it?

Not sure which suits your country? Call Josh, he's used most of them in the field. Any binocular ships free with a second item, such as a bino harness to carry it in.

Common questions

What is the difference between the B.1 and B.2?

The fundamental difference is the prism. The B.1 uses a traditional Schmidt-Pechan roof prism and the B.2 uses the Abbe-Koenig prism. Because of the prism size the B.2 is slightly larger and heavier, but offers 3% more end-to-end light transmission. The B.1 is more compact and comes in the traditional 8x42 and 10x42, while the B.2 comes in 9x45 and 11x45. Generally speaking, the larger 45mm objective gathers more light and performs better in low light.

Should I go with higher magnification or lower magnification?

It is a personal choice and depends on how you hunt. Lower magnification gives a larger field of view, a larger exit pupil, which means more light to the eye, and is easier to hold steady. Higher magnification shows more detail in distant subjects and brings them closer.

What is included when I buy a binocular?

Each binocular comes with lens covers for the objective and ocular lenses, a soft storage bag suitable for cleaning the lenses, and a padded neoprene neck strap. The exception is the C.2, which comes with ocular lens covers only.