The binoculars pleasantly surprised me with the image quality and comfort of use. Thanks to the magnification, you can see plenty of details, and observations remain comfortable even for longer periods. The equipment is solidly made and fits well in the hands. It's a great choice for people who like to observe sports, nature, or landscapes.
Bushnell Spectator Sport 10x50 Binoculars
The Bushnell Spectator Sport series binoculars are designed with ten times magnification and a 50 mm objective lens diameter. This model uses high-quality Bak-4 optical glass. Multi-Coated anti-reflective coatings on the lenses make the image viewed through the binoculars clear and bright.
Focus-Free System
The Focus-Free optical system used in Spectator Sport binoculars is characterized by exceptional depth of field. It allows for observation without the need for focus adjustment. Therefore, the binoculars do not have a central knob or focusing knobs on the eyepieces.
This technology is particularly valued in situations where the distance to the observed object changes dynamically, such as during fast-moving animals or sporting events. However, it should be noted that binoculars with the Focus-Free system are not suitable for close observation, and the minimum focusing distance depends individually on the eye's accommodative abilities.
IPX4 Standard, Binocular Customization
The Bushnell Spectator Sport meets the IPX4 water resistance standard. The body is nitrogen-filled, preventing internal fogging of the optics. Therefore, the binoculars are suitable for use in humid climatic conditions and varying temperatures.
The appearance of the binoculars can be customized with colorful accessories. The set includes four sets of interchangeable plates (in white, blue, black, and red colors).
Main features
- ten times magnification
- 50 mm objective lenses
- porro prism system
- Focus-Free system
- Multi-Coated anti-reflective coatings
- IPX4 water resistance standard
- nitrogen-filled
- binocular customization capability
MILITARY is the exclusive distributor of Bushnell.
Bushnell is a legend in the world of sports optics, with a history dating back to 1948. For years, the brand has been setting standards in the production of modern, reliable, and affordably priced binoculars, rifle scopes, rangefinders, night vision devices, and telescopes, valued by hunters, shooters, tourists, and nature enthusiasts. The high quality and durability of Bushnell products have been recognized many times with awards for design and functionality. The company's portfolio also includes respected brands such as Simmons, Tasco, and Weaver, allowing for a wide selection of optics tailored to different user needs.
| Magnification (x) | 10 |
|---|---|
| Objective lens diameter (mm) | 50 |
| Minimal focus | m |
| Eye distance | 15 mm |
| Optical glass | BAK-4 |
| Binoculars use | General-purpose |
| Field of view (m /100 m) | 114 m/ 1000 m |
| Exit pupil | 5 mm |
| Cover / case / bag included in set | Cover |
| System | Porro |
| Anti-reflection coating | Multi Coated (MC) |
| Binoculars water resistance | Yes |
| Length | 165 mm |
| Weight | 887 g |
| EAN | 029757002709 |
| Manufacturer code | BS11050 |
| Brand | Bushnell |
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Review summary
Number of reviews: 3
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Great binoculars that provide high magnification and a clear image. They work well both during hikes and at the shooting range – they allow you to conveniently observe the target without having to walk up to it, and the marks from shots are easily visible. The product meets expectations and can be confidently recommended.
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The Bushnell 10x50 is much better quality than expected. The promised 10x magnification is really provided, unlike many other brands that only offer 7x instead of 10x. As I am neither a hunter nor a soldier, I am especially glad that these binoculars don't have a built-in rangefinder or compass, as these features disturb me while observing. It's truly great that you don't have to focus. With the naked eye, I can see a sharp image from about 30 meters, but the range is reduced to about 15 meters if I look into the lower third of the lens. Even in complete darkness, when you can no longer see anything with the naked eye, it still provides a visible image. You shouldn't expect miracles though; it is not a night vision device. The bright advertising lights distort the image a bit, but this can be improved by holding the field of view slightly below the center of the image. My eyesight is no longer the best, but I have noticed that by using these binoculars regularly, my eyesight has improved. I believe it's because with this telescope you have to focus with your own eyes within the three-dimensional image. I think it trains my eyes, although I don't know if this is confirmed by the experts at Valkami. In any case, I always have to bring my old telescopes closer to the zero setting, but even without the telescope, I can already see equally well and better with both eyes. Compared to my old telescopes, it's like switching from a Mercedes with automatic transmission to an old Trabant—it's that comfortable. I think it can easily compete with Steiner telescopes, which cost at least three times as much, and the fact you don't have to focus makes it even better. I can warmly recommend it not only to adults but also to children who still have difficulty finding the right image sharpness. Best regards, Tibor
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