Bushnell - Legend Ultra HD Binocular - 10x42 - Black - Roof Prism - Rainguard HD - Ultra-Wideband Coating - Bird Watching - Sightseeing - Travelling - Wildlife - Outdoor - Binocular -191042

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The top-mounted location ensures it can be operated intuitively while our eyes remain fully focused on our intended subject. out a particularly bright light in a car parking area to see how it would perform when we looked at the light straight-on.

oz and is fantastic for those needing an ultra-lightweight option for glassing, or for the person just wanting a good piece of glass to stash in their rig for those urgent glassing needs. Whilst not scratch resistant as you get on some models, the fact that Bushnell have added their water-repellent lens coatings to the exterior surfaces is a sure sign of quality and is definitely not something that gets added to lower end models. The focus wheel glides smooth and precise to give you the sharpest imaging with ease and it's right on top where it belongs for easy index finger use.As a passionate backcountry western big game hunter, I love every moment I get to spend in the outdoors. I found the apparent resolution of the Bushnell superior by a tad than the Nikon in the central area of the field.

The rear cap attaches by a light cord which is nice, so that it doesn’t accidentally get lost in the field, and removes easily.The case lid can be closed with a buckle at the front and include two generous belt clips at the back that are big enough to attach to a pack. These special coatings make it possible to effectively use your instrument in rain, sleet, snow and mist, without having to constantly wipe the lenses.

I've seemed to notice somewhat of a trend in that a lot of the less expensive ED glass has a narrow FOV.So a few years later I decided I would send the scope to Bushnell, explaining to them I stripped the windage turret, and ask them to repair the problem and send me the bill. Not to imply that they never built quality products, but they certainly give the appearance of producing a ton of lesser quality. I've had to adjust the diopter to + more and more to the extent that the left (adjustable) ocular is now almost flush with the eyecup, whereas it is several mm recessed on the left (fixed) side.

This Bushnell Legend Ultra HD Monocular review was born from a desire to see if there was anything better than the Vortex 10×36 monocular I’d been using for multiple years, as it had really been one of the few options available for me. I was beginning to lose faith in my eyesight considering the variety of contrary opinions with the Legend Ultra HD.While removing the bolted-on belt clip would have resulted in an even more svelte appearance to the Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 10x42 monocular, we do generally feel it’s a product with very few compromises, and one with quite a few pluses. An extremely-large group creates the smartest feasible lighting by layer every lens separately to optimize readily light-weight and Rain Guard HD - Bushnell's branded long term drinking water-resistant coating.