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Question: Do these come with a strap and case?
Document: Very solid specs with great clarity. They even close enough to fit my narrow eyeballs!! How come the case is always just small enough to make it a challenge to get them back in...especially with the strap on.
These binoculars work wonderful and love the case and strap! I take keep them in my are so they are with me everywhere!
The Bushnell binoculars do not have this capability, and the two short straps on the sides would just flop around unless you devise your own method of connecting them.Advantage: Vanguard.Included Accessories:The Vanguard comes with a nylon carrying case, neck strap, and cleaning cloth.
The Bushnell case has a removable carry strap, and it contains a separate pocket inside to store the carry strap, binocular neck strap, and the deluxe harness, which is why it&#8217;s so large. The Vanguard case is much more streamlined in appearance, and is sized to hold only the binoculars and neck strap. The Vanguard case also has a carry strap with a quick-release buckle, but is not completely removable.
I solved this by adjusting the eye pieces about 1/2 way out. That is another nice feature, the eye pieces. They adjust very smoothly for glasses or for your preference . The locking adjuster for the focus for the right eye works perfectly. The strap works great and comfortable to wear. I like the case although it does not hold the strap and binoculars without a lot of effort. I just leave the straps hanging out.Overall, these are five star binoculars.
The Bushnell binoculars stand 5.6 inches high and weigh 25.7 ounces (1.61 pounds). Both were measured and weighed with their protective lens covers in place, but no neck strap attached.Slight Advantage: Bushnell.Carrying Case:Despite being a slightly smaller binocular, the Bushnell carrying case is huge compared to the Vanguard case. Even though the Bushnell binocular is 0.5 inches shorter than the Vanguard, the Bushnell carrying case is taller, wider, and much thicker than the Vanguard case.
Clarity, contrast, smooth operation, quality build; these binoculars have it all. And they come at a reasonable price. I got my wife a pair of the 8X42s a few months ago and I just got the 10X42s for myself. The intensity of color and the brightness in low light conditions certainly impress me. You won't be disappointed.
Great price, great quality and easy to adjust even if you wear glasses. I would definitely recommend these binoculars. They are somewhat heavy so you might want to use something besides a neck strap if you are going to use them for an extended amount of time.
Very nice optics and a good carrying case. The price is very good and shipping was very fast. I plan to purchase another as a Christmas gift.
Both are made in China and come with a lifetime warranty.Optics:When looking at near and far objects in different lighting conditions, I actually can&#8217;t see any difference in the optics. The images through both binoculars appear to be the same. Both have bright, clear optics and sharp detail.Advantage: Tie.Twist-up Eyecups:Both binoculars have twist-up eyecups to allow for different eye relief.
Answer: Yes, they come with a very nice case and a special strap. Go to the Vanguardworld website and they have pictures of the case and strap. ALSO - don't forget Vanguard has a $50 Rebate good until Dec 2013! Go to their website and do a search for "Rebate" to find the downloadable pdf $50 Rebate Coupon. Wonderful binoculars - amazing for the price and a rebate to boot! Enjoy! dc