Bushnell Falcon 133410 10x50 Binoculars with Carrying Case

José: Justo como se describe

Mexico on Dec 12, 2023

Debalina: These are very lightweight and surprisingly accurate. A fabulous purchase for the money.

United States on Nov 19, 2023

devog0718devog0718: From the minute we pulled them out to test, instantly loved them. I often have a hard time getting binoculars to fit right. And sometimes just block one eye. But these are perfect. Extremely easy to adjust focus as well. We buy a lot of binoculars for our vacation properties and this is going on my “perfect” list.

United States on Nov 05, 2023

RK: Great view from these in the stadiums at football and baseball games! Size and comfort suitable to all ages. Easy to use, sturdy and visibility excellent!

United States on Oct 14, 2023

Anaid: Los compré para ver el concierto de Taylor Swift, también los usé en Arctic Monkeys y verdaderamente cambia la experiencia de verlos. Se ajustan muy facilmente, mantienen el enfoque y aparte la correa permite que los cuelgues y los lleves. Traen un ajuste para quienes usan lentes, y tapitas para que los lentes no se rayen ni se manchen.

Mexico on Oct 13, 2023

Theresa C: These are great binoculars. Of course I don't have a lot of experience with binoculars, but I was able to focus for a clear view. I bought these particular binoculars because they were affordable and because they have are wide angle. Great for following my grandson's football games. My only complaint is the lens caps. They are poor quality. They're made of plastic, which I could live with, but they're totally worthless as far as protecting the lenses. They are too big and will not stay on. I'm talking about taking the binoculars out of the case and the lens caps immediately fall off. No point in using them.

United States on Sep 26, 2023

PJActon: Used at golf course at Liverpool. Easy to use, breeze to focus. Lightweight.
No shaky blurry images. Seriously impressed.

United Kingdom on Sep 09, 2023

Marty F.: Seems to work well. Like the one lever focus adjustment and was easy to adjust the right lens focus to my eye. Makes sense to just cover the left lens with the cap while making this adjustment and just leave it set for your own personal vision requirements. Haven't field tested as yet but overall a decent quality Bushnell set of binoculars for not the most closeup needs. Eye and lens caps useless - either improve them or leave them off altogether

Canada on Sep 06, 2023

daleraby: Back in the day, I took a college course entitled Summer Birds of Wisconsin. It was basically a bird-watching class with some required knowledge about the things we were watching. The professor at the time was recommending a set of Bushnell 7x35's. I had a pair of 8x50's from my military days, which I soldiered on with, though more often than not, I found my Nikon FM with a 135mm lens to be a better optical instrument.

The classic prismatic 7x35 binoculars are almost as rare as hen's teeth these days, and it is a shame. I lost my old 8x50's over the years and had been making do with another set of 8x50's I purchased from a store where I once worked as I could not seem to even give them away. The Bushnell 7x35 set is half the size and half the weight. The "insta-Focus" feature took a little getting used to, but in the end, I think it is superior to the old-style focusing knob my professor's binoculars had on them. Image quality is excellent.

Yes, there are some plastic parts now that once were made of brass and aluminum, but the quality seems to have been maintained and I have no doubt that they will out-last me. The price-point has also been maintained. I have no...

United States on May 19, 2022

BuyerBeware: Estos binoculares son muy buenos para uso general. Usualmente, los compradores piensan que los números en unos binoculares lo son todo y no es así. Lo más importante de los binoculares es... ¡que sí los uses! y ahí inciden otros factores, empezando por su peso, la calidad de su óptica, la fiabilidad del mecanismo de enfoque y su robustez. Estos binoculares Bushnell Falcon son 7x35, magnifican 7 veces y el diámetro de su objetivo (que determina la cantidad de luz que entra o "claridad" de la imagen) es de 35 mm.
Veo que hay muchas preguntas al respecto, así que va de una vez... NO son para astronomía. Para eso necesitan algo del rango de 10x50, porque requieren un mayor aumento y muchísima mejor captación de luz en la noche, a menos que sólo quieran observar la Luna. Pero para observación de aves, por ejemplo, son ideales, porque son relativamente ligeros y se ven bastante sólidos, de manera que no cansan tanto en los viajes de observación y no los vas a dejar tirados en el rincón con tal de no tener que cargarlos, a la vez que resistirán un poco de maltrato de la vida. El rango de aumento de 7-8x es ideal para esta actividad porque la imagen es más estable...

Mexico on Jul 18, 2021