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Bushnell Trophy Xtreme 8x56 Binoculars

Engineered with over-sized objectives and a large exit pupil to optimise its low-light performance, Bushnell's green 8x56 Trophy Xtreme Binoculars sport a fully multi-coated lens system and phase-corrected BAK4 prisms to produce bright and clear high-contrast images from predawn to post-dusk. This 8x optic has the ability to focus at 10 feet, making this version of the Trophy series ready for almost any intermediate to long-range glassing task. The magnification is kept relatively low to give users exceptionally large 7mm exit pupils to accommodate user's pupils when they dilate as it gets dark, so the view through the binoculars is easy to see without vignetting.

SKU: GC39-335856

Bushnell Trophy Xtreme 8x56 Binoculars

Bushnell Trophy Xtreme 8x56 Binoculars

Engineered with over-sized objectives and a large exit pupil to optimise its low-light performance, Bushnell's green 8x56 Trophy Xtreme Binoculars sport a fully multi-coated lens system and phase-corrected BAK4 prisms to produce bright and clear high-contrast images from predawn to post-dusk. This 8x optic has the ability to focus at 10 feet, making this version of the Trophy series ready for almost any intermediate to long-range glassing task. The magnification is kept relatively low to give users exceptionally large 7mm exit pupils to accommodate user's pupils when they dilate as it gets dark, so the view through the binoculars is easy to see without vignetting.

The optical tubes are nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed to be waterproof and fogproof, especially in extreme weather conditions. To reduce user-fatigue and keep them steady, a tripod adapter mount is located in the front of the hinge for setting them up on a support system. A right-eye diopter adjustment allows the binoculars to be customised to most people's needs, and twist-up eyecups provide comfortable use with or without eyewear.

Optical Performance

8x magnification

Large 56mm objectives

BAK4 roof prisms

Fully multi-coated optics improve colour rendition, contrast, and overall image brightness

PC-3 phase-corrected prism coatings reduce internal light dispersion, improves contrast, and colour fidelity

300' field of view at 1000 yards

Use and Handling

Closed bridge configuration

Large knurled centre fast-focus wheel

Right eye dioptric correction

Tripod mountable with optional adapter

Three-position twist-up eyecups for use with or without eyewear

Long 17mm eye relief

7mm exit pupil

Key Features:

Phase-Corrected BAK4 Prisms

Fully Multi-Coated Optics

Nitrogen-Filled, Waterproof & Fogproof

Closed Bridge Configuration

Centre Focus Wheel

Click-Stop Rubber Eyecups

Tripod Mountable with Optional Adapter

Rubber Armored Housing

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Bushnell Trophy Xtreme 8x56 Binoculars

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Bushnell Trophy Xtreme 8x56 Binoculars

Engineered with over-sized objectives and a large exit pupil to optimise its low-light performance, Bushnell's green 8x56 Trophy Xtreme Binoculars sport a fully multi-coated lens system and phase-corrected BAK4 prisms to produce bright and clear high-contrast images from predawn to post-dusk. This 8x optic has the ability to focus at 10 feet, making this version of the Trophy series ready for almost any intermediate to long-range glassing task. The magnification is kept relatively low to give users exceptionally large 7mm exit pupils to accommodate user's pupils when they dilate as it gets dark, so the view through the binoculars is easy to see without vignetting.

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