1. Which is the best Leupold binoculars for children? 
  2. Can any of the Leupold spotting scopes be used for digiscoping?
  3. Are all Leupold binoculars and spotting scopes waterproof?
  4. What are the advantages of roof prism and Porro prism binoculars?
  5. Which Leupold binoculars have low interpupillary distance capability?
  6. How do I select which of the Leupold binoculars are right for me?

1. Which is the best Leupold binoculars for children?

The Yosemite is the best choice because of its lower magnification; wide field of view; compact, but easy-to-use size; and wide interpupilary distance adjustment range.

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2. Can any of the Leupold spotting scopes be used for digiscoping?

Yes, the Golden Ring 12-40x60mm spotting scope can be used with the digital camera adapter for digiscoping.

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3. Are all Leupold binoculars and spotting scopes waterproof?

Yes, as well as fog proof and nitrogen purged.

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4. What are the advantages of roof prism and Porro prism binoculars?

Roof prism binoculars are lighter and have a closer focus distance. Roof prism binoculars also have a more stream-lined design. Porro prism binoculars often cost less than roof prism binoculars and can provide better depth perception.

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5. Which Leupold binoculars have low interpupillary distance capability?

The Yosemite IPD range spans from 50-70 millimeters, which is suitable for anyone. In addition, the Golden Ring binoculars (8x32mm, 10x32mm, 8x42mm, 10x42mm) have a range of 56-72 mm, and the Katmai from 57-72 mm.

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6. How do I select which of the Leupold binoculars are right for me?

Refer to the article available on the Leupold Web site: “Which binoculars are right for me?” The article outlines which binoculars are best for children and for various activities from butterfly watching to general maritime use.

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