Bushnell Trophy XLT binoculars

Bushnell takes care of its customers by diversifying its product range or creating dedicated product lines to specific user groups. Bushnell Trophy binoculars are no different. Although the name is more associated with hunting, it is a very versatile tool suitable for both hiking and military. The company's history dates back to 1948, when David P. Bushnell, returning from his honeymoon, brought two cases of binoculars purchased in Japan to California. Through mail orders, he quickly sold the entire stock, and the company he founded grew larger and larger every year until today, when it is one of the world's leaders in the production of optics of all kinds. The company's policy is based on the production of components made in Hong-Kong, Taiwan and Japan, where specialized plants create optical devices through Bushnell's patented one-of-a-kind technologies. Today, the range of products offered by the American manufacturer includes rifle scopes, binoculars, rangefinders, night vision devices and much, much more.

Bushnell Trophy binoculars are characterized, first of all, by a modern roof design, which allows you to see a large section of the observed area. Noteworthy are the interesting solutions in the ergonomics of the binoculars, as at first glance you can see and feel that a lot of attention has been paid to this issue. The binoculars fit well in the user's hand, and the tool itself is coated with a thick layer of rubber with a special fraction, which improves the stability and comfort of the grip. The binoculars' tubes have been filled with dry nitrogen, making them resistant to rain, dust and temporary immersion, so they will perform well even in harsh conditions. The binoculars' prisms are made of the highest quality Bak-4 glass, a more modern version of BK7 optics, guaranteeing clarity and sharpness of the image, making details more visible. The lenses themselves, on the other hand, are repeatedly coated with anti-reflective coatings to improve light transmission and minimize unwanted reflections.

Bushnell Trophy binoculars pass the test in all demanding situations. They are manufactured for use as a tool to assist hunters and when tracking game. They are available in different sizes and come in 8x56, 8x32 and 10x42 parameters. The former will be great not only for searching game in a large area, ornithological observations, but can also serve as fully functional night binoculars due to its 7-centimeter exit pupil. Smaller models are more compact and easier to carry in case you take a lot of equipment on an expedition. Whether you're a discerning hunter who values the convenience and functionality of your equipment on the hunt, or an ornithologist or adventurous hiker, Bushnell Trophy binoculars are worth considering. Although they are not the top-shelf models among the available binoculars from the American manufacturer, the observation experience leaves the competition far behind in this price class. If you are looking for military binoculars, the Trophy series will also do the job perfectly, while if you are looking for something else - we invite you to browse our offer, where, in addition to the Trophy series, we have advanced Bushnell Fusion binoculars, Legacy touring binoculars or basic, attractively priced - models from the Powerview series.