Bushnell is one of the main manufacturers of outdoor products such as binoculars. Well-known all over the world, Bushnell has been making binoculars for 50 years and has a reputation for creating durable, reliable, and versatile binoculars for a reasonable price. Identifying Bushnell binoculars will help you determine which set will fit your needs.
Instructions
1. Determine whether the binoculars are lightweight. Bushnell binoculars are light to carry. The 8x25 FRP Compact binocular weighs as little as 13 oz. Bushnell's are made to easily carry around especially during hiking, skiing and hunting.
2. Choose what to use Bushnell binoculars for. Each set is geared toward specific events. For example, the 10x50 Falcon is best to use for sightseeing, sporting events, and concerts, while the 8x42 H20 Waterproof and Fogproof Prism is best for birdwatching or watersports. There are others that are great for watching a concert from a distance, such as the 10x50 Falcon and the 7x35 Powerview Wide Angle binoculars. One binocular may be better for one event as opposed to another thanks to its ability to view objects far away and close up, for example.
3. Recognize the Bushnell binoculars that have fast focus ability. The 10x50 Falcon, for instance, gives you the ability to view objects moving quickly without distortion as in sporting events.
4. Determine whether the Bushnell binoculars are fog-free and/or waterproof. There are a number of Bushnell binoculars that prevent fogging during viewing. For instance, the 8x25 H20 FRP Compact binocular is not only fogproof but waterproof as well. It is best for skiers and snowmobilers. Many Bushnell binoculars are waterproof and are good for kayaking or rowing.
5. Check for light sensitivity. The larger, more expensive Bushnell binoculars, such as the 7x35 Powerview Wide Angle, are one of the best for the transmission of lights and brightness.
6. Notice how far and wide you can view an object. There are a number of Bushnell binoculars that can view objects up to 1,000 yards away, such as the 8x25 H20 FRP Compact binoculars. The 7x35 Powerview Wide Angle and the 4x30 Xtra Wide 900 are also able to view up to 1,000 yards at a 900-feet field of view.
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