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View larger Bushnell 8x 25mm Compact Roof Prism Waterproof/Fogproof Binoculars, Bear Grylls Edition
Tough as the man they’re named after. Like Bear, they prove their mettle when the conditions range somewhere between awful and unforgiving. Multicoated optics and razor-sharp BaK-4 prisms guide the way, giving you maximum brightness, even when the weather doesn’t. And the rugged, waterproof design is made to withstand everything from a scramble up a rock face to long treks in the pouring rain. Includes a Bear Grylls embroidered case.
Stunning, High-Quality Optics
The binoculars are for those who never flinch in the face of challenge – and expect the same from their optics. The binoculars feature 8x magnification and 25mm objective diameter. Premium BaK-4 prisms and multi-coated optics offer crisp clear images with improved light transmission.
Rugged, Compact Design
Compact, yet ready for any rugged situation, these binoculars are 100% waterproof, O-ring sealed and nitrogen purged for reliable, fog-free performance. Non-slip rubber armor and soft texture grip absorbs shock and provides a firm grip.
Specifications Magnification x Obj Lens: 8x 25mmClose Focus (ft/m): 14/4.6Lens Coating: MultiField of View (ft@1000yds/m@1000m): 360/120Adapt to Tripod: NoEyecups: Twist-UpEye Relief (mm): 13.5Focus System: CenterExit Pupil (mm): 3.2Prism Glass: BaK-4Water/Fog Proof: YesPrism System: RoofWeight (oz/g): 10.2/290Size Class: Compact
Product Features
- 100% waterproof, O-ring sealed and nitrogen purged for reliable, fog-free performance
- Premium BaK-4 prisms and multi-coated optics offer crisp clear images with improved light transmission
- Non-slip rubber armor and Soft Texture Grip absorbs shock and provides a firm grip
- Compact and rugged; 8x magnification and 25mm objective
- Features twist-up eyecups and a large center-focus knob for easy adjustments; limited lifetime warranty
Bright, rugged, surprising field width, sharpness is OK I’m not usually into roof prism binocs…the field width is usually low…but these have decent field width. Color and brightness are good. Contrast is good, sharpness… good (not excellent). They have wide eyepiece openings and very little “wink” (they don’t shut off your view when eye placement is a bit off). Field depth is pretty good, too. Net effect: you can whip these out and have a look quicker than most binoculars. Very handy in the woods or stadium or even a museum. These are…
great for kids… surprisingly good for adults too i tend to get pretty nice binocs (several hundred dollar range) and use them professionally (rainforest ecology). got these for my 6 and 4 year olds. perfect for them as they can be dropped, dropped in water, etc. without concern. they also fit their inter-pupil distances without problem, are light weight, easy to manage. the younger kid’s fingers don’t quite make it to the focus knob and the focus is a bit stiff (but that’s good) and so i have to say that for the cash… they are amazing…
Well built, rugged construction, very good value I use binoculars for birdwatching and have long-term experience with mid-range models from Pentax and Nikon in the US$200+ range. I have also purchased cheaper and smaller Pentax models in the us$70 range for general use. While I have been very satisfied with the optics of these cheaper models, they do not have the same rugged ‘rubber armoured’ build quality of their more expensive cousins and are also not waterproof.