Swarovski slc 15x56 or Swarovski atx 64 25-50.

Napperm4

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Completely different tools for different applications.

I use my 10’s / 15’s to find game. I use my spotters to get a closer look after I’ve found something to evaluate if it’s worth a stalk
 

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What kind of hunting are you doing?

If you’re not picky about counting inches or trying to age a sheep when glassing big open country go with 15’s. They’re easier on the eyes to sit behind all day using both eyes.

If you’re scanning within about 2 miles with your 8/10’s already I’d lean to a spotter to count inches and get a really detailed look
 
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Hpchacrx

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Yea I hunt big country in Idaho, Colorado, Nevada and Utah. Haven’t really needed much more but the 15s and a spotter would be nice every once in a while
 

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If you’re already finding game with the binocs you have I’d add a spotter to the mix then before I got the 15’s personally.

The 15’s are nice for finding game but so are 10’s on a tripod. Spotter seems to add more versatility for me
 
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