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Binoculars

14 products from 2 brands, including Vortex, Bushnell. Prices from $62.95 to $434.95, including GST. 3 ship within 1-2 business days.

Shop binoculars for bird watching, travel, wildlife, sport and general outdoor use. This range includes compact models for carrying in a day pack, youth binoculars, and larger options for brighter views in changing light. Compare binoculars from Vortex and Bushnell by magnification, lens size, handling and weather resistance.

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About the Binoculars range

Binocular specifications are usually written as two numbers, such as 8x42. The first is magnification, while the second is the objective lens diameter in millimetres. An 8x model is generally easier to hold steady and offers a wider view. A 10x model shows more detail at distance but also magnifies hand movement. Larger objective lenses can provide a brighter image in low light, but add weight. Also compare field of view, close-focus distance, eye relief, prism design and waterproof or fogproof construction.

Choose the format around how you will carry and use the binoculars. Compact 8x21 and 8x28 models suit travel, events and daytime observation, while 8x32 and 10x32 models balance portability with a larger view. Full-size 8x42 and 10x42 binoculars suit bird watching, wildlife and outdoor use where brightness and reach matter. Check dimensions and weight before buying, particularly for children or long walks. Eye relief is important for glasses wearers, and higher magnification can be harder to keep steady without support.

Binoculars questions

Are 8x or 10x binoculars better for bird watching in Australia?

Both can work well. 8x binoculars are easier to hold steady and usually provide a wider field of view, which helps locate moving birds. 10x binoculars can show more detail at longer distances, but hand movement is more noticeable. Choose based on stability, distance and how much you carry.

What does 8x42 mean on binoculars?

The 8 means the binoculars magnify the view eight times compared with unaided vision. The 42 means each objective lens is 42 millimetres in diameter. A larger objective lens can gather more light, but it normally increases the binoculars' size and weight.

Can I use binoculars while wearing glasses?

Yes, but check the eye-relief specification. Longer eye relief lets you see the full field of view without pressing your glasses against the eyecups. Twist-up or adjustable eyecups can help set the viewing position. Fold or adjust the eyecups according to the product instructions.

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