With powerful magnification, oversized objective lenses, and a wide viewing angle, the Bushnell 10x50 PowerView 2 Binoculars for Outdoor Useoffer performance that is optimized for long-range use in challenging light conditions. Views through the binoculars present true-to-life colors with sharp contrast across their spacious field of view, even in low and fading light such as at dawn and dusk or when observing smaller subjects at extreme distances. The traditional Porro prism design results in a more ergonomic and center-weighted optic that offers improved handling comfort while delivering views with a rich 3D appearance. To help keep the view steady, the PowerView 2 can be mounted on a tripod using an optional adapter.

Compact and Lightweight Design    Traditional Porro Prism Design    Anti-Reflection Multicoated Glass    Wide 66° Apparent Angle of View    Lightweight Armored Aluminum Chassis    Textured Center Focusing Wheel    1/4" Mount for Optional Tripod Adapter    Twist-Up Rubber Eyecups

• Ideal for long-range use in wide open terrain like scenic overlooks or the prairies of the American west
• High 10x magnification enables detailed observations of distant subjects like animals, birds, and wildlife
• Large 50mm objective lenses help to ensure views remain bright and clear, even in low or failing light or when observing small subjects at long range
• Traditional Porro prism design delivers a rich depth of field to give you a more 3D viewing experience
• Anti-reflection multicoated optics maximize light transmission to produce bright and clear high-contrast views
• Wide 66° apparent angle of view provides an immersive observational experience while reducing the appearance of distracting hand-shake that is common with high-power optics
• 344-foot field of view at 1000 yards

• Large center focus knob is easy to reach for left- or right-handed users with the ability to precisely control the focus even when wearing gloves
• Twist-up eye cups enable comfortable use with or without eyeglass or sunglasses
• Right-eye diopter dial enables precise focusing even if the user's eyes aren't perfect
• Comfortable 16mm eye relief reduces eye strain during long glassing sessions
• Wide 5mm exit pupil will completely cover most pupils as the open in low light, ensuring views stay bright in challenging light conditions, like at dawn and dusk

• The Porro prism design is naturally center-balanced for a more comfortable and ergonomic feel in the hand
• Environmentally friendly lead-free glass
• Lightweight and durable aluminum chassis
• Protective armor provides shock resistance and a slip-resistant grip
• Ergonomic palm rests provide additional comfort and grip security
• Integrated 1/4"-20 socket on front of bridge hinge allows the use of an optional tripod adapter for hands-free use
• Fold-down eyecups for comfortable use with or without eyewear
• 6.5" length
• 27.8-ounce weight

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between the SP and SP WP version of the same binoculars ?

A: The SP Version has a wider angle of view with the same Magnification as the SP WP. Plus the SP has a Eye Relief of 13mm, and the SP WP has a much more comfortable Eye relief of 20mm.

Q: 2. Does this come with case?

A: No it does not include a case.

Q: 3. What are the differences between this item MFR #131056 & MFR #131056C?

A: The 131056C is a discontinued model no longer available. It was replaced by the 131056

Q: 4. Do these fold up?

A: The Bushnell 10x25 PowerView 2 Binoculars BH #BU10X25PV2 • MFR #PWV1025 are double hinged. The barrel's fold to each other.

Q: 5. Are these Binoculars ideal for bird watching below 50 feet?

A: I would recommend going with an 8X42 Model for Bird Watching. The Nikon 8x42 ProStaff 3S Binoculars (Black) would be an excellent choice. Link to Model: https://bhpho.to/3fsEpwA

Q: 6. lens protectors?

A: If your question is do the binoculars come with lens protectors the answer is yes.

Q: 7. is this binocular made of metal?

A: The inner material is a hard metal material, and the outside is rubberized.

Q: 8. Are these binoculars good for sky watching, or should I get a different brand?

A: Yes these will work very good for Celestial use. You can also do the Nikon 7x50 Aculon A211 Binocular. These would be a brighter choice due to the lower magnification. Link: http://bhpho.to/1O7uUCg

Q: 9. Does it have a weather protection IP rating?

A: No, the Bushnell 20x50 Powerview Binoculars, do not have a weather protection IP rating.

Q: 10. What is the difference between Powerview 2 and powerview . Both models are 20x 50 but the price is different?

A: The Power 20x50 (the first version) has the unique InstaFocus system allows the user to adjust through the entire focus range by simply pressing down on one side of the focus lever to quickly and smoothly adjust the focus while tracking moving targets or looking at a variety of subjects at different ranges. The Powerview 2 has a large center focus knob has the ability to precisely control the focus even when wearing gloves and is easy to reach for left- or right-handed users