Meet the Bushnell 7x50mm H2O Binocular in Dark Blue — a rugged, all-weather companion built for on-the-water viewing. Its waterproof, fogproof performance and bright, true-to-life optics deliver reliable clarity from the deck to the shoreline.
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Magnification & Objective: 7x magnification with a 50mm objective lens for a balanced field of view and detail
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Prism Design: Porro prism design enhances depth perception and provides richer, more expansive views
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Optics & Glass: Fully multi-coated glass with BaK-4 prisms for maximum light transmission, improved contrast, and true-to-life color
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Waterproofing & Fogproof: IPX7 waterproof and fogproof construction; fully sealed and submerged up to 1 meter for 30 minutes without water ingress
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Weather Sealing & Purge: O-ring sealed and nitrogen purged to prevent internal fogging in changing weather
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Eyecups: Twist Up Eyecups for easy, quick eye relief adjustments across vision types
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Build & Durability: Non-slip texture grip and rugged rubber housing with a lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum chassis for all-day comfort and durability
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Finish: Dark Blue finish designed for water environments and durable outdoor use
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Warranty: 20-year Ironclad Warranty — fully transferable with no receipt required
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Designed for Water Environments: Ideal for boats, shorelines, and coastline exploration
Experience the true outdoors with a binocular that stays reliable when conditions change. The Bushnell H2O delivers bright, true-to-life imagery even in spray or wind, while the Porro prism yields depth-rich views that help you judge distances over water. The IPX7 sealing, nitrogen purge, and rugged aluminum/rubber construction mean you can set it on the deck, in the dinghy, or along the shoreline with confidence. Twist-up eyecups accommodate eyeglass wearers and quick eye relief adjustments, making it easy to share with travel companions. With a 20-year Ironclad warranty, this binocular is designed to endure busy boating seasons and year-round coastal exploration. Use cases include spotting wildlife on the water, reading navigation cues, and surveying distant shorelines.
