Some celestial objects are more suited to view with binoculars then with telescopes.
Especially relatively extendes open starclusters like the pleiades and the coma cluster. A couple of years ago, while surfing the internet, I saw pictures of a wooden trapezium binomount on the homepage of dr. The greatest advantage of a trapezium mount is that the object doesn't dissapear out of the field of view when the binocs are moved vertically. This is especially important when persons with different lenghts use the same intrument during the same observation session. When I purchased a 20x80 I built such a wooden mount.