BUSHNELL A5 Full-size 10 x 42 mm Binoculars - Cilantro Green
Field of view: 6.2°
10 x magnification
Roof prism
Dielectric high-reflective multilayer prism coating
Waterproof & fogproof
Limited lifetime guarantee
Product code: 447716

The Bushnell A5 Full-size 10 x 42 mm Binoculars are best for spotting wildlife on walks or following the action at sporting events. Their 10x magnification, Bak-4 prisms with HD glass and larger 42 mm objective lenses gather more light for bright, detailed views of distant subjects. Dielectric and phase-coated prisms enhance colour accuracy and contrast for a more natural-looking image. And EXO Barrier lens coating helps repel moisture, oil and dirt. 

  • Includes an optics pouch, snap-lock strap, lens caps, cleaning cloth and Allen wrench
  • Minimum focus distance of 2.43 m
  • Spiral-textured rubber armour
  • Tripod-adaptable

Technical specifications for BUSHNELL A5 Full-size 10 x 42 mm Binoculars - Cilantro Green

OVERVIEW

Type
Binoculars
Magnification
10 x
Objective lens diameter
42 mm
Prism system
Roof
Suitable for
- Bird watching
- Outdoor adventures
- Sports
- Travel

OPTICAL FEATURES

Angle of view
6.2°
Field of view at 1000 yds
325 ft (108 m)
Close focussing distance
2.43 mm
Exit pupil
4.2 mm
Box contents
- Bushnell A5 Full-size 10 x 42 mm Binoculars (A5-1042OB)
- Colour-matched optics pouch
- Colour-matched snap-lock strap
- Snap-lock lugs
- Lens caps
- Cleaning cloth
- Allen wrench
Dimensions
55 x 130 x 160 mm (H x W x D)
Colour
Onyx black
Weight
794 g
Manufacturer's guarantee
Limited lifetime guarantee

CONSTRUCTION

Eyecups
Twist up
Waterproof
Yes
Coated optics
Yes
Eye relief
18 mm
Rubber armoured
Yes
Fogproof
Yes
Tripod adaptable
Yes
Other features
- IPX7 Water Resistance
- Prism system: Bak-4
- EXO Barrier lens protection
- Wave-texture rubberised exterior
- HD Glass
- Min Focus Distance: 2.43 m
- Snap-Lock strap connection
- Adjustable diopter
- Dielectric + phase-coated prisms - true color and contrast.
- Larger 42 mm objectives - flagship brightness for early/late light viewing