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Question: I am going on Alaskan cruise and looking for a pair of binoculars for wildlife viewing excursions.  Are these too heavy?  Will they fit my needs?
Document: These binoculars are great! I bought them because I was looking for a pair that was 10x42, and the look of these caught my eye. You can't go wrong when you buy Bushnell. These perform just as they should. I really like the strap and case that comes with it. Would definitely buy another pair if I need to.
Very good for the money. If you are looking for a good pair of binoculars without paying hundreds of dollars for them, try these.
I was looking for a pair of waterproof binoculars that would take a beating. I tend to do a lot of hiking/backpacking and these continue to get relegated to the side pouch of my pack where I tend to set it down. So I knew I wanted something rugged yet inexpensive enough that I wasn't afraid to take them along.This is exactly what I have been looking for.
Nice - going to get a second pair! Will be great for my bird watching!Good quality! Tough rugged binoculars
We are pleased with this pair of binoculars. We wanted a pair that were waterproof to keep in our fishing boat. From time to time we see birds or other things on or near the water at which we would like to get a closer look. These give us a clear view and are easy to use. The distance they bring in is just fine for us. However, they do feel a bit heavy and that might be a problem if one had to carry them around for hours at a time.
Bushnell bear is a good brand. This package comes with a shoulder carrying case and a cloth to clean your lens. It also comes with cover caps for your front and rear lens to keep them from dirt and rain. The lens are very sharp at first use. It is a little heavy for long hiking trip but it is well built. I just have it for a week. So, I have tried it for fog or rain yet. I bought this for landscape viewing.
Not being an optics snob, I find these binoculars work fine for me.They are compact, easily usable, and very serviceable. They canget bumped around, but they are pretty well armored for the casual user.They are more than bright enough for me to see at twilight, but mostof my use is in bright sunlight.If you are looking to have a very serviceable set of binoculars, and don'tfeel the need to spend many hundreds to get a name, these will work.
Bought these very last second prior to an African Safari.They lived up to their name as being waterproof and fogproof. We were caught, several times in torrential rains and the binoculars didn't disappoint. Due to the intense humidity of our location I did have to deal with fogging of my camera lens. A bit frustrating. Not so with the Bushnell Bear Grylls Binoculars. Never fogged up. Vision was excellent.Only cons - a tad bit heavy.
This is a horrible pair of binoculars. I purchased them for my kids and after opening them realized that the vision was double. Either they are defective or just poor quality. The packing was the type that once opened it made them unable to be repackaged. Really disappointed!
I carry a pair of binoculars with me in the car for whatever situation might arise. This pair just barely fits in the car glove compartment. They are definitely larger than the compact binoculars, but not bulky like full-size ones.As for the optical quality, it is good for the price. The binoculars are bright and the field of view is wide because of the 42mm-sized lenses.
Answer: I asked this same question a month ago.  We just returned and the binoculars will definitely fit your needs in Alaska. They weigh close to two pounds--not too heavy.The only drawback I found was the case is too small once the neck strap is in place.....a good choice and a good value.  Have a great time in Alaska.  I wish you sunshine and cloudless dy.