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$57.98
Binoculars, Carry case, Neck Strap, Objective Lens Caps, Eyepiece Caps
For quick viewing!
Don't miss the action while you're fumbling to focus! Bushnell 10x50 PermaFocus Auto Focus binoculars feature focus-free operation for convenient viewing. Just aim, and your subject comes into clear view!
The 10x50 PermaFocus offers a wide, 393-foot field view - wider than that in most 10X binos - allowing you to see more of your subject. Quality optics are fully coated for bright, crisp images, and ergonomic, rubber armoring provides durability and a slip-resistant grip, even for gloved hands.
Ideal for spectator sports and wildlife observation, Bushnell 10x50 PermaFocus binoculars offer the ultimate in value and convenience.
Note: Focus-Free binoculars are designed for viewing distant subjects. The close-focus limit is subjective and dependent on the user's eyesight.
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About Bushnell
For over 50 years, Bushnell® has been the industry leader in high-performance sports optics and outdoor accessories. Bushnell's dedication to emerging technologies, leading edge design, and performance innovation is what makes it one of the most reputable and recognized companies in the world. Bushnell boasts leading market share in all of the sports optics categories, and their products have consistently won design and performance awards from prestigious organizations.
Bushnell product lines enhance the enjoyment of every outdoor pursuit from spectator sports, nature study, hunting, fishing, and birding to stargazing. Indoors, Bushnell binoculars bring the audience closer to the action in fast-moving sports or the fine arts at theaters and concerts. Bushnell Outdoor Products is the parent company of the following brands: Bushnell, Bolle, Serengeti, Browning Sports Optics, Tasco, Uncle Mike’s, Hoppe’s, Butler Creek, Stoney Point, Blackwater Gear, and Uncle Mike's Law Enforcement.
Weight
31.0 oz.
Size
Full Size Binoculars
Eye Relief
14mm
Waterproof
No
Features
Focus Free
Magnification
10x
Brand
Bushnell
Dimensions (in)
6.7 x 7.5
Series
Bird Binoculars
Objective Lens Diameter
50mm
Field of View at 1000 Yards
294 ft.
Angular Field of View
7.5 Degrees
Exit Pupil
5mm
Focus Type
AutoFocus
Tripod Adaptable
Yes
Binoculars Series
Bushnell Permafocus Binoculars
Lens Coating
Fully Coated
Prism Type
Porro Prism Binoculars
Prism Glass
BK-7
Eyecups
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviews(based on 90 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
95%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
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Best hunting binocular out there
After deer hunting with a good friend for many years and using his Jason binoculars I finally had to find a set. I'm glad Bushnell picked this advancement from Jason up and I've since retired...Read complete review
After deer hunting with a good friend for many years and using his Jason binoculars I finally had to find a set. I'm glad Bushnell picked this advancement from Jason up and I've since retired all of my other sets of manual-focus binoculars. You can't beat these, especially if your hunting or working involves cold weather and heavy gloves/mittons.
As I live and work in the country my 10x50's will be with me all year long. Plus they are a pretty good binocular for looking at the night sky.
If folks knew about Perma-Focus there wouldn't be much demand for manual focus binoculars. I know what I'm buying for Christmas gifts next year and I'll be doing it through Binoculars.com!
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Most Liked Negative Review
A dog
I was extremely disappointed with these binoculars. They may be useful to someone who is only viewing objects at a far distance (across a lake or a field), but I found them next ...Read complete review
I was extremely disappointed with these binoculars. They may be useful to someone who is only viewing objects at a far distance (across a lake or a field), but I found them next to useless.
The “Focus-Free” feature that is advertised on the website is actually the absence of a feature: there is no focussing mechanism whatever. Binoculars with a focussing mechanism could simply be set for far-field viewing to obtain the same results. The “autofocus” also mentioned on the website is misleading: you can focus nearer objects to some degree by using the focussing ability of your own eyes. Hardly automatic. If you’re like me and old enough to use reading glasses, you can’t focus near objects at all with these binoculars.
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Comments about Bushnell 10x50mm PermaFocus Free Wide-Angle Binoculars:
A friend had these binoculars and I used them at a concert. They are really great and I will enjoy them for years to come.
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I've never had a pair of binoculars that I could use with my glasses. These work great with glasses! Can't wait to try them out in the field, instead of just out my back window!
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I received exactly what I wanted and in exactly the time they said it would arrive. The website was easy to shop and the videos were great help. I will recommend this site and these binoculars. Now I can't wait to take my vacation in the mountains and enjoy the sights.
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I borrowed these binoculars on my trip to Alaska they worked great so bought my own.
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Just received binoculars, but already I really like the perma-focus feature, especially since I wear glasses. Looking forward to watching birds in my neighborhood.
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Q1: I was wondering if this product comes with a case?
A: It includes both a case and a strap.
Q2: Does it focus each eye individually?
A: No. PermaFocus binoculars are permanently focused to "infinity," and the focus can't be varied.
Q3: What is the advantage / disadvantage of a 12x50 vs 10x50 with permafocus? I see a big difference in field of view.
A: Yup, there's a big difference in field of view - which is going to happen with ANY binocular as the magnification increases. The more you magnify your image - the more "zoomed in" to your object you will be - and you will then be limiting the width of area you'll be seeing. 10x power is the highest power that I ever personally recommend using without a tripod. As your magnification increases - the ability to hold your binocular still (without experiencing eye fatigue) will decrease - without a tripod. Another down side to higher magnification binocular is light loss. The more you magnify - the more light will be drowned out of your binocular. So, images will appear much brighter in the 10 than in the 12 in low light situations - or unfavorable weather conditions.
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