The Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 is a Porro prism binocular designed for observing distant moving objects and larger events.
The Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 is a Porro prism binocular designed for observing distant moving objects and larger events. The PermaFocus system eliminates the need for the conventional focus wheel adjustment, and the 50 mm objective lenses provide the light-gathering capability typical of full-size binoculars. Suitable for use Watching sports at the stadium Viewing motorsports and airshows Observing the coastline and maritime traffic Outdoor concerts Observing distant animals during the day For observation towers or terraces For users who prefer binoculars without a focus wheel For extended observation from a tripod Why choose the Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50? 10x magnification Large 50 mm objective lenses BaK-4 Porro prisms PermaFocus fixed focus Multi-coated optics IPX4 splash resistance Nitrogen-filled fogproof body 5 mm exit pupil 17 mm eye relief Twist-up eyecups Tripod connection option Easy to use for tracking moving objects Technical specifications Manufacturer: Bushnell Model: Spectator Sport 10×50 Magnification: 10× Objective lens diameter: 50 mm Prism system: Porro Prism glass: BaK-4 Focusing: PermaFocus fixed focus Optics coating: multi-coated Water resistance: IPX4 Fogproof: nitrogen-filled Field of view at 1000 yards: 298 ft Field of view at 1000 m: approximately 99 m Exit pupil: 5 mm Eye relief: 17 mm Eyecups: twist-up Tripod use: yes Length: approximately 165 mm Weight: approximately 879 g Color: black Included in the package Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 binoculars Neck strap Soft protective case Lens covers Cleaning cloth Manufacturer documentation Frequently Asked Questions Does PermaFocus automatically focus the image? No. It is a fixed focus optical system with a large depth of field. It is intended for viewing distant objects without adjusting a focus wheel. Is the 10×50 suitable for use in low light? The five-millimeter exit pupil and 50 mm objective lenses support observation in diminishing light. The actual image quality, however, also depends on the lens coatings, weather, and the user's eyes. Is the binocular suitable for close-up observation? No. The PermaFocus system is optimized for distant objects. For close-up viewing of birds or details, choose a binocular with central focusing. Can a tripod be used? Yes. The binocular is compatible with a suitable binocular adapter and tripod, making longer observations more stable. When is the Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 the right choice? This model is suitable for users who mainly observe distant objects and want binoculars with 50 mm objective lenses that do not require constant focusing when tracking moving objects. If you need a small and lightweight travel binocular, choose an 8×32 or 10×40 model. For close-up observation and birdwatching at various distances, a binocular with central focusing is more suitable. We recommend We recommend the Spectator Sport 10×50 model for stadiums, coastlines, or stationary observation posts. The approximately 879-gram weight may cause fatigue during prolonged handheld use, so it's worth using a tripod or resting your hands on a stable surface. Before purchasing, check if PermaFocus suits your eyesight. This system is very convenient for long-distance observation, but does not replace adjustable focusing in situations where object distance changes rapidly and significantly. Binoculars with large objective lenses for long-distance observation The Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 combines BaK-4 Porro prisms, 50 mm objective lenses, and the PermaFocus system. It is an easy-to-use full-size binocular for observing sports, landscapes, and distant moving objects.
The Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 is a Porro prism binocular designed for observing distant moving objects and larger events. The PermaFocus system eliminates the need for the conventional focus wheel adjustment, and the 50 mm objective lenses provide the light-gathering capability typical of full-size binoculars. Suitable for use Watching sports at the stadium Viewing motorsports and airshows Observing the coastline and maritime traffic Outdoor concerts Observing distant animals during the day For observation towers or terraces For users who prefer binoculars without a focus wheel For extended observation from a tripod Why choose the Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50? 10x magnification Large 50 mm objective lenses BaK-4 Porro prisms PermaFocus fixed focus Multi-coated optics IPX4 splash resistance Nitrogen-filled fogproof body 5 mm exit pupil 17 mm eye relief Twist-up eyecups Tripod connection option Easy to use for tracking moving objects Technical specifications Manufacturer: Bushnell Model: Spectator Sport 10×50 Magnification: 10× Objective lens diameter: 50 mm Prism system: Porro Prism glass: BaK-4 Focusing: PermaFocus fixed focus Optics coating: multi-coated Water resistance: IPX4 Fogproof: nitrogen-filled Field of view at 1000 yards: 298 ft Field of view at 1000 m: approximately 99 m Exit pupil: 5 mm Eye relief: 17 mm Eyecups: twist-up Tripod use: yes Length: approximately 165 mm Weight: approximately 879 g Color: black Included in the package Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 binoculars Neck strap Soft protective case Lens covers Cleaning cloth Manufacturer documentation Frequently Asked Questions Does PermaFocus automatically focus the image? No. It is a fixed focus optical system with a large depth of field. It is intended for viewing distant objects without adjusting a focus wheel. Is the 10×50 suitable for use in low light? The five-millimeter exit pupil and 50 mm objective lenses support observation in diminishing light. The actual image quality, however, also depends on the lens coatings, weather, and the user's eyes. Is the binocular suitable for close-up observation? No. The PermaFocus system is optimized for distant objects. For close-up viewing of birds or details, choose a binocular with central focusing. Can a tripod be used? Yes. The binocular is compatible with a suitable binocular adapter and tripod, making longer observations more stable. When is the Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 the right choice? This model is suitable for users who mainly observe distant objects and want binoculars with 50 mm objective lenses that do not require constant focusing when tracking moving objects. If you need a small and lightweight travel binocular, choose an 8×32 or 10×40 model. For close-up observation and birdwatching at various distances, a binocular with central focusing is more suitable. We recommend We recommend the Spectator Sport 10×50 model for stadiums, coastlines, or stationary observation posts. The approximately 879-gram weight may cause fatigue during prolonged handheld use, so it's worth using a tripod or resting your hands on a stable surface. Before purchasing, check if PermaFocus suits your eyesight. This system is very convenient for long-distance observation, but does not replace adjustable focusing in situations where object distance changes rapidly and significantly. Binoculars with large objective lenses for long-distance observation The Bushnell Spectator Sport 10×50 combines BaK-4 Porro prisms, 50 mm objective lenses, and the PermaFocus system. It is an easy-to-use full-size binocular for observing sports, landscapes, and distant moving objects.
