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Bushnell Trophy XLT 10x42 Binoculars

The green 10x42 Trophy XLT Binocular from Bushnell features BaK-4 roof prisms with fully multicoated lenses to produce clear and sharp images, even in low light conditions, such as at dawn and dusk when wildlife is active. A 62° AFoV gives you wide angle view of the landscape, and makes tracking fast moving birds or game easier.

SKU: GC39-234210

Bushnell Trophy XLT 10x42 Binoculars

Bushnell Trophy XLT 10x42 Binoculars

The green 10x42 Trophy XLT Binocular from Bushnell features BaK-4 roof prisms with fully multicoated lenses to produce clear and sharp images, even in low light conditions, such as at dawn and dusk when wildlife is active. A 62° AFoV gives you wide angle view of the landscape, and makes tracking fast moving birds or game easier.

The Trophy XLT's ergonomic housing is nitrogen-filled and o-ring sealed to ensure water and fogproof performance in even the harshest conditions. The housing's exterior is treated with a protective rubber armoring and soft thumb grips to ensure secure comfortable handling. It is tripod mountable with an optional adapter.

Optical Performance

10x magnification

42mm objective lens

BAK4 roof prism design

Environmentally-friendly lead-free glass

Fully multicoated optics for maximum light transmission and enhanced sharpness

62° apparent field of view

Use and Handling

Knurled centre focus wheel for fast and accurate focusing

Twist-up eyecups for comfortable viewing with or without eye wear or sunglasses

Tripod adaptable with optional tripod mount

Key Features:

BaK-4 Roof Prisms

Fully Multicoated Optics

62° Wide Angle Field of View

Closed-Bridge Configuration

Knurled Centre Focus Wheel

EF Glass Lenses

Nitrogen-Filled, Water and Fogproof

Tripod Mountable with Optional Adapter

Dura-Grip Rubber Armoring

Michael Waddell Bone Collector Edition

What's in the Box:

Bushnell Trophy XLT 10x42 Binoculars

Carrying Case

Neck Strap

Lens Cloth

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Bushnell Trophy XLT 10x42 Binoculars

The green 10x42 Trophy XLT Binocular from Bushnell features BaK-4 roof prisms with fully multicoated lenses to produce clear and sharp images, even in low light conditions, such as at dawn and dusk when wildlife is active. A 62° AFoV gives you wide angle view of the landscape, and makes tracking fast moving birds or game easier.

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