🔍 Bushnell 334211 Trophy Binocular: Realtree Xtra, 10 x 42mm - The Perfect Gear for Outdoor Enthusiasts Review

Excellent binoculars! I use them for hiking and hunting so they get used and abused. So far they have proven themselves. Durable and crystal clear look even in low light. It's easy to customize them by browsing them. Unbeatable value in my opinion. Very happy with them. ** UPDATE almost 2 years later. Still holding up great. My girlfriend even hit it with her car and it still works perfectly 😂😂. Talk about long lasting!

Good binoculars for their price range. Clear image, easy to focus. When I use them for extended viewing, my eyes get a little stressed. I mainly use them to judge approaching deer, to look out for coyotes, turkeys, etc. So quick scans take 2-3 minutes max, eye strain is not a problem. My eyes will feel a "pull" from continued use over long periods of time. They work very well for the price. If I lose or damage them, I'll buy another set of the same.

Crystal clear, great light, great performance. Not cheap, but not expensive either. Fantastic quality. Update: Bought second pair. I now have a pair that I use for hunting and a pair that I use for work. I'm a cop and the clarity offered by these binoculars is also fantastic for looking over freeways, reading license plates and investigating other crimes that can be seen without. I had a cheap pair that I used for work, but one day I brought my own hunting binoculars and I loved how well they…

These binoculars look and feel good. The picture quality is so clear that even without glasses I could see things from a distance. This part of the review is for AMAZON in case anyone is reading these posts. These binoculars are not cheap. When I received a notification on my cell phone at 11:00 PM EST that they had been delivered and given to a resident, I was concerned. since everyone in my house was asleep. Well, you guessed it. The package with the binoculars was not given to anyone, it was

Binoculars that are value for money. Vortex Diamondbacks were $80-$120 more expensive depending on where you looked. My biggest issue with these binoculars was how they handle the rain. Hunting in PNW means you will come across a lot and if I had known how badly the lenses would fog up I would consider a different pair. Again, they're not bad for the price. If you can handle the extra weight they add (a chest line is recommended instead of your neck) and you live somewhere that gets minimal…