Luke Cuenco 06.17.21
Binoculars are a great tool to have around for any type of activity. Whether you’re out on the boat fishing or just having good time binoculars can help you pick out and identify unique and interesting scenery or perhaps even hazards on the open water. Bushnell’s new and improved H20 Waterproof Binoculars are a great pair to keep with you either on your fishing boat, pleasure craft or even keep in your hunting bag for those duck hunting trips. The Binoculars feature a completely waterproof design as well as rubberized improvements to the exterior in order to give you the best experience in wet conditions.
New and Improved H20 Waterproof Binoculars Introduced by Bushnell
Bushnell H20 Waterproof Binocular Specifications and Features:
- BaK-4 prisms for bright, clear, crisp viewing
- Multi-coated optics for superior light transmission
- 100% waterproof: O-ring sealed and nitrogen purged for reliable, fog-free performance
- Non-slip rubber armor absorbs shock while providing a firm grip
- Twist-up eyecups
- Large center-focus knob for easy adjustments
- Longer eye relief
The Bushnell H20 Waterproof Binoculars are available in a number of different magnifications including 7×50, 8×25, 8×42, and 10×42. All models in the H20 lineup are available for under $99.00 MSRP. The new and improved H20 line all features an aluminum body for maximum durability and corrosion resistance. In addition to the lightweight aluminum body, the H20 lineup also features IPX7 waterproofing and features both true waterproofing construction and anti-fog capabilities should the binoculars become wet and then later exposed to the sun.
The exterior of the binoculars feature an extremely aggressive rubberized grip pattern to aid with slip resistance and on top of all that the H20 lineup all feature BAK-4 prisms to give the optics enhanced contrast, resolution, and light transmission for the best image quality in a diverse amount of conditions.
At a price point of under $100, I find it hard to argue against having a pair of Bushnells H20 binoculars around for those rainy days spent inside of a treestand or blind. While your gun and its optic may be decently waterproof, I wouldn’t want to bring out my giant $2000 spotting scope with me when a pair of durable and waterproof binoculars will get me most of the way there when trying to determine what I’m about to be shooting at.
