Overview

An all-metal chassis is the new PowerView 2's foundation, and it's never before been offered at this price. The all-metal chassis ensures ruggedness and durability in the harshest elements, meaning the chassis won't crack in the extreme cold of winter, or disinform in the intense heat of summer. The new metal body also eliminates uneven weight distribution often found in binoculars with plastic chassis. Multi-coated optics paired with a massive 50mm objective lens, brings in a large amount of light, providing vibrant images for a crisp, clear viewing experience. Updated ergonomics and a rich textured rubber armour guarantee you'll always have a firm grip, even in one hand.

SKU: GC39-PWV1250

Bushnell 12x50 Powerview 2.0 Binoculars

An all-metal chassis is the new PowerView 2's foundation, and it's never before been offered at this price. The all-metal chassis ensures ruggedness and durability in the harshest elements, meaning the chassis won't crack in the extreme cold of winter, or disinform in the intense heat of summer. The new metal body also eliminates uneven weight distribution often found in binoculars with plastic chassis. Multi-coated optics paired with a massive 50mm objective lens, brings in a large amount of light, providing vibrant images for a crisp, clear viewing experience. Updated ergonomics and a rich textured rubber armour guarantee you'll always have a firm grip, even in one hand.

The PowerView 2 binoculars can also be used with other Bushnell products, including our binocular harness.

Features:

Long-Lasting Durability Aluminum alloy chassis provides durability without adding unnecessary weight and bulk.

Modern Exterior Design High quality, soft-touch rubber and brushed metal texture finishes provide classic performance in a great looking, modern design.

Easy To Use And Confident Grip Updated ergonomics with soft-touch rubber and easy-grip texture along the sides of the binocular, and on the bridge, reduce the chance of dropping and give a confident hand feel….even with one hand.

Great Image Quality With Sharp Focus Multi-coated optics draw an incredible amount of light for clear vibrant images, even in low light. Ultra-smooth focus wheel allows you to focus in on your subject quickly for perfect definition when you need it.

Available In Multiple Configurations Compact, mid and full-size options in roof or Porro prism from 10x to 20x provide multiple options for your adventures.

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Product Overview

An all-metal chassis is the new PowerView 2's foundation, and it's never before been offered at this price. The all-metal chassis ensures ruggedness and durability in the harshest elements, meaning the chassis won't crack in the extreme cold of winter, or disinform in the intense heat of summer. The new metal body also eliminates uneven weight distribution often found in binoculars with plastic chassis. Multi-coated optics paired with a massive 50mm objective lens, brings in a large amount of light, providing vibrant images for a crisp, clear viewing experience. Updated ergonomics and a rich textured rubber armour guarantee you'll always have a firm grip, even in one hand.

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