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Question: I recently purchased these binoculars & really like them. There seem to be a little left/right play in the focus wheel. Is this normal to be expected?
Document: Advantage - Draw.Weight -- The Bushnells weigh 3 ounces less than the Vanguards. Advantage - Draw.Handling comfort -- I find the Vanguards to be slightly more comfortable, due to the "open bridge" two-hinge design where my index fingers are on the upper hinge and focus wheel, the middle and ring fingers curve over the binoculars between the hinges, and the little fingers rest on the lower hinge.
Now I don't mean to knock Leupold,... I really like their products, but these Bushnell binoculars are a great pair of binoculars and perform much better than their price. To anyone who is considering buying a new pair of binoculars, look no further. Buy these, you will not be disappointed. And btw, they also come with the bushnell binocular harness which I think normally costs 20 dollars.
These are much lighter than my old Bushnell binoculars, and they are clear. The eye peach is adjustable, and they are easy to focus both right eye, and distance. I would highly recommend them, and they come with the best guarantee ever.
These are the most important features in any binoculars. I studied a frost-laced spider web at 100 feet, and the clarity was amazing in both binoculars. Advantage - Draw.Mechanical operation (main focus, interpupillary distance) -- The interpupillary distance adjustment (width), and the main focus are somewhat stiffer in the Bushnells. The main focus in the Bushnells is also a bit awkward to adjust because it has some slack that must be taken up when changing the direction of rotation of the focus wheel.
Absolutely love these binoculars. Took them to Alaska for some eagle, bear and moose watching as well as site seeing and they blew me away. My brother-in-law had bought another pair and was giving me a hard time about spending so much money on these, but when everyone including himself was asking to borrow them I got the last laugh.Only reason I did not give a 5 rating was because the focus setting ring on the right eye piece broke off already.
I purchased the non-camo version of these binoculars from Amazon less than a month ago. By now, at what is hopefully the end of a brutal winter, I have used them to observe the bald and golden eagles that are returning to the hilltop behind our house to hunt for emerging ground squirrels. The Bushnells are optically very impressive, bright and sharp with good edge clarity. They feel good in the hand, and the moving parts (central hinge, main focus, diopter focus) are smooth and precise.
+Very detailed, almost as far as a telescope. Beautifull light and rich colours. Feels good in your hand.- Little unstable sometimes, foggy, wheel is too short, sometimes coloured cirkles because of the light, but on the other hand..it's not a swarovski.
I really wanted to like these but this is the second pair of of this brand and model (the first was their 8 x36) and they had to be returned because of a broken diopter ring which broke apart on the very first use.I don't think I'll be trying Bushnell a third time, even for a Gold Box Deal.
Had this for quite awhile now and I used it occasionally for site seeing. I like the clear view and focus it gives. the built material is quite good, however the portable case that comes with it, a piece broke off it..Overall, it is a good product.
Advantage - Vanguard.The twist-up eyecups on the Vanguards adjust incrementally with detents, and rise higher than those on the Bushnells. Those on the Bushnells have a more limited range, no detents, and the right eyecup rose noticeably higher than the left, so attention has to be paid to their respective levels.
Answer: Hi there, The focus wheel on mine seems to focus wheel and i dont experience any sort of unwanted movement on the wheel... I hope that answer your question, if not, you should try posting it in some of the popular binocular forums. Gl