Innovage outdoor binoculars review series#

& lt img width='300' height='121' class=' aligncenter size-medium wp-image-1004' alt='Bushnell Logo' src='' & gt Д«ut, you ever notice how the same type of product made today feels flimsier and-yes-more cheaply made than the exact same type of product manufactured in, say, the 1960s? Even though you know today's model can do so much more than those older versions, you still can't help but feel you're being cheated on the quality somehow, right? The initial impression one gets looking at a pair of binoculars made by Bushnell, more than half a century later, is one based on the realization (or the reminder) that binoculars sure have come a long way since those heavy black utterly artless war surplus ones you borrowed from your dad when you were a kid. They essentially took the Legend Ultra HD, and made lesser versions of it to make it more affordable to fit a wider variety of buyers. In the M Series, you'll find a Dielectric coating which ensures high color reproducibility and 92 percent light transmission.

Innovage outdoor binoculars review series#

The M Series takes it another step further as they go for maximum brightness and clarity.

The L Series takes the E series then takes it a step further by adding features such as ED Prime glass and a locking eyepiece diopter.

The E Series is the lowest of the 3 (but that doesn't mean it's not good!).

The Bushnel Legend Series comes in 3 level, E, L, and M. Initial Impressions of Bushnell Legend and Legend Ultra HD Binoculars