Bushnell H2O 2 7x50 Porro Binoculars

The are feature a brand new design for 2021.

Part of Bushnell's well known and loved line of waterproof binoculars, these awesome 50mm binoculars have been given a fresh new look and some key design changes that make them even better than ever before.

Designed especially for use for marine activities such as boating, canoeing or fishing on the ocean, by a river or on a lake, your H2O 2 binoculars have a lightweight aluminium chassis that makes them easier to hold for long periods of time.

Fogproof, waterproof and rubber coated, these binoculars can withstand wet conditions and still perform exceptionally. Whether your using your Bushnell H2O 2 7x50’s for nature watching, hunting or marine activities, you can depend on them to withstand the elements and provide you with the clearer, more magnified view that you need.

These fantastic Bushnell H2O 2 binoculars are comfortable to use even if you’re wearing glasses, thanks to twist up eye cups. A rubber body coating means that you won’t need to worry about loosing your grip whilst on choppy sea’s, and you’ll get an awesome wide angle of view out on the open waves.

Thanks to their porro prism design, these binoculars from Bushnell produce images with a greater depth of view than any roof prism counter parts, and their BaK4 prism glass and multicoated optics produce bright, crisp and clear images even in low light conditions.

Specifications:

- Magnification - 7x
- Objective lens diameter - 50mm
- Field of view - 115m @ 1000m
- Minimum focus distance - 7.3m
- Exit pupil diameter - 7.1mm
- Eye relief - 27mm
- Focus type - Centre
- Prism type - Porro
- Weight - 1063g

Features:

- Porro prism design
- Anti-reflective multi-layer lens coating reduces glare and improves contrast
- BAK4 prism glass renders enhanced clarity and brightness
- 27mm eye relief
- Lightweight but durable aluminium chassis
- Nitrogen-filled for fogproof and waterproof performance
- Slip-resistant textured rubber armouring
- Twist-up eyecups allow comfortable viewing distance while wearing eyeglasses