Bushnell 8x32 A3 Roof Prism Binoculars - Green

Bushnell 8x32 A3 Roof Prism Binoculars - Green
About this product
The Bushnell 8x32 A3 Roof Prism Binoculars offers the best of both worlds — compact enough to travel easily, yet powerful enough to capture every detail. Fully multi-coated lenses provide bright, crisp images, while the organic wave-texture armour gives a confident grip and modern look inspired by nature. With Waterproof (IPX7 rated) protection, EXO Barrier lens coatings, and the Snap-Lock strap system, A3 is ready for anything from road trips to ridge lines — backed by the Bushnell Lifetime Warranty.
Features
- Colour-Matched Optics pouch - Colour-Matched Snap-Lock Strap, Snap-Lock lugs, Lens Caps, Allen Wrench, and Cleaning Cloth included
- Waterproof (IPX7 rated) — confidence in the elements.
- EXO Barrier lens protection — helps repel water, oil, dust, and debris.
- Snap-Lock strap connection — quick attach/remove carry system.
- Fully multi-coated optics — bright, crisp images for everyday adventure.
- Bushnell Lifetime Warranty — backed for the long haul.
Specifications
Magnification: 8x
Objective: 32mm
Water Resistance Leve: IPX7
Lens Coating: Exo Barrier
Field of View: 388ft @ 1000yds
HD Glass: Yes
Fully Multi-Coated: Yes
Adapts to Tripod: Yes
Prism System: Bak-4
Eye Relief: 16.8mm
Exit Pupil: 4mm
Close Focus: 10ft
Eye Cup: Twist Up/Down
Adjustable Diopter: Yes
Length: 5.0 in
Product Weight: 18.9oz
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