Bushnell Spectator Sport 8x32 Permafocus Binoculars
Designed for easy packing and handling so you can enjoy watching your favorite team at the park, stadium, or arena, the Bushnell 8×32 Spectator Sport Binocular features a moderate magnification, generous field of view, and their PermaFocus focus-free system to bring all the action up close while keeping the players tack-sharp without the need to fumble with a focusing wheel as they move. A set of red, white, blue, and black accent tiles is included so you can customize the look of your binocular to your personal preference or to match your team’s colors.
Optical Performance
Moderate 8x power magnifies view without sacrificing field of view or exit pupil
32mm objectives help to maintain a slim form factor for easier handling, packing, and carrying
BAK4 roof prisms produce crisp and sharp views with a round exit pupil
Anti-reflection multi-coated optics maximize light transmission to improve image brightness, color rendition, and contrast
58° apparent angle of view approaches wide-angle and ensures the entire playing field stays in view so you don’t have to move your head around to catch the action, while limiting the appearance of distracting hand shake that is common when holding high-power optics
382-foot field of view at 1000 yards
Use and Handling
Focus-free PermaFocus system
Closed-bridge configuration
Wide 56-73mm interpupillary adjustment range makes binocular easy to use by a wide variety of people, including children and teens
Twist-up rubber eyecups for comfortable use with or without eyewear
13mm eye relief
Comfortable 4.0mm exit pupil will cover most pupils as they open and dilate as light fades
 
PermaFocus system:
Allows you to maintain concentration on the action instead of worrying about focus adjustments
Optimized for distances of 150 feet (46m) or greater
Relies on the user’s eyes to achieve focus instead of a mechanism to keep the view constantly sharp
Eliminates the need to fumble with diopter rings or focusing knobs
Makes sharing the binocular easier than with manually focused optics