Binoculars and Binocular Accessories

	Binocular Accessories Binoculars come with an array of accessories, and these are all made by the same people that make binoculars. When you buy binoculars you are never going to buy only scopes in a barrel. You will certainly need lens caps, and you are likely going to lose lens caps along the way or over the years - we recommend that you purchase tethered lens caps. There are also other parts of the binoculars you may lose - for example, the eyepiece. A binocular maintenance kit is always a worthwhile idea. One of these might include either an anti-static cloth or lens tissue that will wipe dust off the lens without scratching the glass. Many prefer lens tissue that is disposable and won’t get dirty, worn out or clogged up with previous cleanings. You might also want a small bottle of cleaning solution. Don’t use Windex or any similar substitute. If you trust names like Zeiss and Brunton, count on them to make a fine leans cleaner. One of the handiest items to look for in one of these kits is a plastic set of tweezers - perfect for picking larger specks of sand and grit off the lens without doing any harm. You might think that this is picky, but the one time you set your binoculars in sand or dirt and come up with grit all over the lens, you’ll regret not having these. All of this should come in a sturdy (if plastic) kit box. You may discover that it is advantageous to get other accessories such as a case, tripod or mount for your binoculars. Even though we go into great deal concerning binocular cases, it’s also possible (and likely much easier on the pocketbook) to get yourself a bino bag. These are versatile in size and not nearly as expensive.

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