• Bushnell 2.5 x 42 Night Vision Monocular offers superior vision in total to partial dark conditions in a compact design
• Features built-in dual-power infrared illuminator that works in total darkness and low-light conditions
• Use for scouting games, security and surveillance, wildlife observation, and/or search and rescue
• Weighs 17 ounces and measures 6.7 by 3.7 by 2.7 inches
• Two-year warranty

Bushnell Nigh Vision monocular Description:
Bushnell Night Vision products feature a built-in infrared illuminator for enhanced images in very low light for use when camping, exploring caves, patrolling warehouses or other locations where there is no ambient light to amplify. Backed by a 2-year limited warranty, the Bushnell line-up of night vision equipment is lightweight, compact and ready to use for work or for play.

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Bushnell 2.5×42 Night Vision Monocular

Bird Watching Binoculars

Bird watching is a hobby which is widely spread nowadays. People miss nature, they want to leave the cities and go in the wilderness to get in touch with its beauties. However, when these wildlife splendors either bite or fly, it is difficult to get close enough to admire them. This is where optics comes into place: we get a pair of bird watching binoculars, so we can see all those beautiful birds from close distance, while they have absolutely no clue somebody’s watching them.

Night Vision Binoculars

Usually, night vision binoculars are based either on infrared light image enhancement or on thermal imaging. The idea is that the binocular collects more light than usual ones, then it amplifies it, so it becomes visible by the human eye. In the thermal case, the night vision is based on collecting the upper range of the infrared light spectrum which is in fact the heat we all emit. While buildings and trees will appear darker, because they are cooler, living bodies will be brighter because their emissions are higher.

Zoom Binoculars

Zoom binoculars allow the user to zoom more or less, within their operating range. However, at x10 it will be very difficult to manage keeping the binoculars steady, so your image would probably shake a lot.

Compact Binoculars

These compact binoculars are smaller, thus making it very easy to carry them with you pretty much everywhere: in hiking, at the opera, when attending sports events. Of course they don’t have the same advanced characteristics of larger binoculars, but they usually offer a good vision of what’s happening on the stage or in the play field.

Digital Camera Binoculars

Digital camera binoculars are common binoculars provided with a built-in digital camera for taking pictures while using them. They are heavier than common ones, so although they can help you take great shots of birds, dolphins or ducks from a distance, they are not so easy to carry around all over the place.

Binoculars With Image Stabilization

These binoculars have an internal device which stabilizes the image by compensating the shaking of your hands. Their size is larger than the size of common binoculars.

Astronomical Binoculars

Because these binoculars need to gather a big amount of light, their main lens is big. Depending on the aperture you choose, you could be able to hold them with your hands for a while, or you’d need a tripod. Some astronomical binoculars have the L-bracket built in, in order to better attach to a tripod.

Marine or Waterproof Binoculars

Usually they have a rubber-armored design. Such binoculars need to have a large aperture, which generates a better contrast. Thanks to their rubber coat, the waterproof binoculars offer a good grip, and they make a good choice not only at sea, but also in mountains climbing.