Looking for the Best Big Binos

I recently caught the astronomy bug and a bunch of us are forming a club in my WI town. A number of guys already have telescopes and I am thinking of buying big binoculars to offer something different for the club, and after reading one man's preference for using big binoculars over his 10in Dobsonian it seems like a good strategy. However, I can't find any review of a number of big binos. The Celestron 25x100 is the lowest cost but is it the same quality as Oberwerks? What about Garrett and others? Is there a review of big binos (at least 3 or 6 of them) comparing them? I read Consumer Reports but don't think they did anything on big binos. I appreciate help from anyone who has lots of experience with big binos.
Thank you in advance,
Greg

head over to the cloudy nights website, in the bino section they have over 100 reviews for binos and mounts for binos. http://www.cloudynights.com/

I will be getting a pair of 20x100 right angle binoculars in my next shipment for evaluation. These are made to the same internal specs as our smaller binos. If they work as well as I expect, we will sell them also. I evaluated a straight thru model of a 4" binocular, but I feel for such a large device the right angle eyepieces are the only way to go. The 4" binos are really really big (like holding a 6" RFT refractor on a small tripod), and with the straight thru eyepieces they end up having to be placed high up in the air - too high for most tripods to be stable. With a right angle bino, you can sit comfortably on a low stool and have the binos at a more reasonable level without extending the tripod legs to wobblidomcity. Only drawback is that a right angle bino requires more costly prisms and mechanics, which increases the price.

Rolando