Posted to Binoculars 2009-09-20
Binoculars aren't cheap these days and given there likely exposure to the elements the Bushnell H20 7x50 provides plenty of protection. Leaders in outdoor equipment for any environment, the H20 range is completely waterproof so there is no worry about water damage from the occasional rain storm or accidental drop overboard. Just hope the water isn't too deep. Yes these binoculars are 100% waterproof, but they also offer reliable fog-free viewing through the added O-ring seal and nitrogen purging. This process ensures any oxygen is removed from the internal lenses of the binoculars, giving reliable performance. The prisms used within the unit are Bak-4 prisms, providing bright, clear and crisp images at whatever your range requirements. The non-slip rubber that the unit is encased in should prevent any nasty slips into water, while absorbing any shock that comes from a ground impact.
ValueIf you are new to outdoor activities then you probably don't need to go about spending hundreds of dollars on a set of binoculars that you may seldom use. The H20 7x50 provide good value if you are buying your first pair of specialist binoculars and they are backed by a quality manufacturer. The prisms used within the unit are tested and reliable so your images should always appear in their best possible form. Inclusion of the eye relief system also adds to the overall quality of the unit, despite is lower price range. FeaturesIf you are using your binoculars on the go, there is a real need for them to be comfortable and easy to use on the fly. With the addition of the large center focus knob on the H20 7x50 unit, your ability to adjust your image is literally at your fingertips. The non-stick rubber casing also provides a comfortable fit into the hand and the binoculars as a whole are not too bulky at a weight of approximately 34 ounces. For extended use, these binoculars can also be fitted to a tripod. SummaryBushnell's binoculars are quite readily available so if you are looking for a new pair, the 7x50 H20 unit probably does what you need. For any serious enthusiast there are better models, but within a higher price range. Great your first set of binoculars for the boat or local sporting event, for anything more serious you may want to look elsewhere. Pros
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