Bresser Condor 10x50 Binoculars

• 10x50 configuration: The combination of 10x magnification and a 50 mm objective lens gives this binocular the reach for wildlife, open-country hunting, and coastal viewing while still delivering a bright, steady image in fading light.
• Roof prism design: The Schmidt/Pechan roof-prism layout keeps the binocular slimmer and easier to carry than bulkier alternatives, which matters on long hikes, travel days, and all-day observation.
• Fully multi-coated optics with UR coating: The coated optical system is designed to improve light transmission and contrast, helping details stand out more clearly in overcast weather, woodland shade, and early or late daylight.
• Waterproof, nitrogen-filled housing: A sealed, fogproof construction helps the binocular stay usable when moving between temperatures or working in wet conditions, reducing the risk of internal condensation.
• Close focus and user-friendly fit: With a 1.50 m close focus, 16.72 mm eye relief, twist-up eyecups, and right-eye diopter adjustment, the binocular adapts well to both nearby subjects and longer sessions with or without glasses.

About the Bresser Condor Series

The Bresser Condor series was introduced in 2016 as a versatile binocular family for demanding users who need one instrument for several kinds of outdoor observation. In the range, Condor models sit as practical all-rounders for nature observation, hiking, hunting, travel, and sports, with sizes that run from compact pocket binoculars to larger low-light configurations. That broad spread makes the series suitable for users who want the same handling concept across different magnifications and objective sizes.

A defining feature of the line is its roof-prism construction, which keeps the binoculars compact and easy to pack while maintaining the straight-barrel shape many users prefer for field carry. The series combines BaK-4 prisms with fully multi-coated lenses, aiming for a clear, contrast-rich image in a design that remains practical for regular outdoor use. Condor binoculars also use central focusing, diopter correction, and adjustable eyecups so they can be set up quickly for different users and viewing conditions. Waterproof construction and nitrogen filling on current models further underline the series focus on dependable use in changeable weather.

About the Bresser Condor 10x50 Binoculars

The Bresser Condor 10x50 Binoculars are the larger, higher-reach option in the series for users who want more detail at distance without moving into a much heavier observation tool. The 10x magnification is well suited to scanning open ground, following birds across water, or picking out detail on distant game, while the 50 mm objective lenses help maintain image brightness when light levels begin to drop. That makes this model especially relevant for dawn and dusk observation, woodland edges, and overcast conditions where smaller binoculars can start to look dim.

The optical system uses Schmidt/Pechan roof prisms, fully multi-coated lenses, and UR coating to support good light transmission and a clean, usable image. A 110.00 m/1000m field of view gives enough width for general tracking and scanning, while the 1.50 m close focus also makes the binocular practical for nearby subjects such as insects, plants, or feeder birds. For comfort, the binocular provides 16.72 mm eye relief, twist-up eyecups, and right-eye diopter adjustment, which help users fine-tune the view whether they wear glasses or not.

Mechanically, the binocular is built around a metal housing with a central focusing system and a single-hinge body that remains easy to hold. Waterproof, fogproof, and nitrogen-filled construction adds reassurance in rain, cold mornings, and changing temperatures, while the tripod-adaptable design is useful when long observation sessions call for a steadier view.

About Bresser

Bresser was founded in Germany in 1957 by Josef Bresser and has grown into a broad optics manufacturer with its headquarters in Rhede, Germany. The company works across several optical categories, including telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, and outdoor optics, which gives it a strong base in both recreational and observation-focused products.

Over time, Bresser has expanded its range while staying closely tied to practical optical equipment. The company launched the Messier telescope series in 2005 for advanced amateur astronomers, and in 2011 it added products such as trail cameras and rangefinders to its portfolio. This broad experience is relevant to binoculars like the Condor series, where the emphasis is on dependable field use, functional mechanical design, and optical performance suited to regular outdoor observation.

Main Features

• Magnification: 10.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 50.00 mm
• Prism type: Roof - Schmidt/Pechan
• Lens coating: Fully Multicoated
• Field of view: 110.00 m/1000m
• Field of view (angular): 6.29 °
• Exit pupil: 5.00 mm
• Eye relief: 16.72 mm
• Close focus: 1.50 m
• Focusing system: Central
• Diopter adjustment: Right eye-piece
• Interpupillary distance: 55.00 mm - 75.00 mm
• Housing material: Metal
• Length: 171.00 mm
• Width: 140.00 mm
• Height: 60.00 mm
• Weight: 917.00 g
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Nitrogen-filled: Yes
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Body type: Single hinge

Warranty

Bresser Condor 10x50 Binoculars are covered by a 30-year warranty.

In the Box

• Binoculars
• Carrying strap
• Bag
• Cleaning cloth