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Bushnell Legend 8x42mm Roof Binoculars (Black) Expired
$50
$109.99
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Walmart has Bushnell Legend 8x42mm Roof Binoculars (Black, BB842W) for $49.97. Shipping is free.
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Features:
- All glass fully multi-coated optical system enhances contrast, resolution, and light transmission
- High-quality, soft touch rubber and brushed metal texture
- Updated ergonomics with soft touch rubber and easy grip texture
- All glass multi-coated optics
- IPX7 waterproof construction
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- About this deal:
- This price is $60.02 lower (55% savings) than the list price of $109.99.
- About this product:
- Bushnell's Lifetime Warranty
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- At Walmart: Free 90-Day returns (details)
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Walmart [walmart.com] has the Bushnell Legend 8x42mm Roof Binoculars (Black, item # BB842W) on sale for $49.97. Shipping is free.
Rokket's Research:
Rokket's Research:
- This deal price is $60.02 lower (54.5% savings) than the $109.99 list price.
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The lack of FOV specs *anywhere* for this model gives me pause, but my hunch is that if you're the type of person buying $50 binoculars these will probably work fine for you.
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Bushnell website shows them as new so might not be any reviews yet.
Good enough to gaze at elk and other wild game from 300+ yards away. Only use them 3-4 times a year hunting or in wildlife parks and such.
Depends what your needs are; like how packable you need.
42 is usually a significant jump in size if space is a concern. The 32 I have is in my daily pack when I'm hunting but rarely needed in my area. But, because it's so small it doesn't hurt to have it in there with all my more necessary items.
Pretty sure similar deals on this size and brand come up every year for Christmas or 6 months at Cabela's if you're not in a rush.
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I'm not sure where you get that weight, when I look it up on the Bushnell site it says 615 grams, which is about 21.5 oz. But, regardless, the weight all depends on what components go into the binoculars. Plastic is lighter than glass, but not as good for image quality, generally speaking. Light and high quality glass is possible, but expensive. Besides all that though, I was just talking about a general rule for optics- all things being equal, each step up in objective size will increase the weight/size on an exponential curve.
It's in the picture in the posting. Scroll through them and you will see the weight listed.
These seem like good binoculars to have around for when you go to games or other events. These seem light enough that they won't be obnoxious hanging from your neck for a couple of hours. I keep a pair of binoculars in my cars for the times I see moose or elk out in the fields and if I needed a pair for the car, I'd pick these up.
The lack of FOV specs *anywhere* for this model gives me pause, but my hunch is that if you're the type of person buying $50 binoculars these will probably work fine for you.
The lack of FOV specs *anywhere* for this model gives me pause, but my hunch is that if you're the type of person buying $50 binoculars these will probably work fine for you.
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