Bushnell Trophy Green 8x32 Binoculars with Roof Prism System and User-Friendly Focus Knob for Convenient Adjustment Review

Great binoculars but need better close focus. Easy focus wheel and good sharp images but for my ornithological needs they don't focus close enough to our feeding sites to get a clear image. Couldn't use them. If you don't need less than 10 feet buy these they are a great deal at this price. 4 1/2 Stars

Very nice little binoculars. Ideal if you want something small and light, not heavy, big and clunky that makes you tired. I use them for both deer hunting and coyote hunting when walking long distances. Small enough to fit in a large bag or I use a chest strap to have it handy at all times. Good clear view and good focus.

Really reliable binoculars with good eye relief and focus. The focus wheel was very smooth and all actions were perfect. These were fairly heavy binoculars for my intended use so I ended up going back for a more travel friendly 8x32 in a very small body. If I wanted full size binoculars for local use I would most likely go for a larger magazine and lens, but these are really cool mid-range binoculars if that's what you prefer.

Great value for money once again. Clear and bright image almost to the edges of the field of view. With 32mm optics and a 4mm exit pupil it doesn't excel at dusk or dawn, but in daylight you'll be hard pressed to find anything better at this price point. A 7mm exit pupil which when combined with a 56mm optic gives a twilight number of 21.2 - compared to 16 on these 8x32s.

These binoculars come in a nice case and are very comfortable to hold. I only gave them three stars because the focus was a little difficult for me. There was a focus shift on the right lens, as well as a typical focus shift in the middle of the binoculars. I seemed to throw her off the beat pretty easily, so it seems like I spent more time getting the focus right than actually watching. I love this brand so I will look for another style and return it.

Bushnell made them cheaper. Why should binoculars be sold without eyepiece caps? Instead, it comes with a silly little drawstring pouch that you should probably put your binoculars in. So now they're in this bag AND the tote bag, and you have to take them out of the case and then out of the bag every time you want to watch something. Strange! EDIT: I found that a set of lens caps can be ordered from a popular online auction site to fit them. The diameter of the eyepiece lens is about 41 mm.

I wear glasses and have found it difficult to adjust the eyepieces to get a sharp image quickly. They should be made of a softer material. The focus setting is large and easy to use even with gloves. The lens setting on the right lens is also easy to adjust and well marked. Lens caps are attached to the front lens with a rubber ring. Lost one the first day. I liked the design of the caps, but a drop of CA on the ring was ok. I lost my second hat after a few days. The quality of the glass is not

After shopping online I decided to head to the Bass Pro Shop to compare models of binoculars. I didn't even have the Bushnell Trophy in mind when I rode it, but after comparing it to others (even some more expensive brands) I found the Bushnell Trophy to be the most comfortable, lightest and crispest model in the price and size range . I was looking for. I bought it through Revain because the price was $30 off (and I got a $30 off during Bushnell's temporary offer). The product description on…

Nothing depends only on performance, just as there can only be price, there is always value for money. A bad $500 product becomes an amazing $100 product. With that in mind these Bushnell Trophy 8x32 binoculars are extremely high quality as they are better than regular binoculars at a shockingly low price at the moment. bright. That's good because they feel premium and are easy to use. They're on the verge of getting too small for my hands, but I can still set them up and work with them with…