Bresser Hunter 10x50 Binoculars

• 10x50 configuration: The combination of 10x magnification and a 50 mm objective lens gives this binocular enough reach for wildlife, landscape and general outdoor observation while still delivering a bright, easy-to-use image in fading light.
• Porro prism design: The Porro prism layout helps create a broad, spacious view with good depth perception, which is useful when scanning woodland edges, following birds or judging distance in open terrain.
• Fully coated optics: Fully coated optical surfaces support better light transmission and more natural colour reproduction, helping the image stay clearer and more comfortable to view during long sessions outdoors.
• Central focusing with diopter adjustment: The central focusing wheel allows quick changes from near to far subjects, while the left-eye diopter adjustment helps match the binocular to the user's eyesight for a sharper final image.
• Tripod-adaptable metal body: Its metal housing gives the binocular a solid feel, and the tripod adapter thread is useful for steadier viewing during extended observation from a hide, lookout point or range.

About the Bresser Hunter Series

The Bresser Hunter series is a practical binocular family built for general outdoor use, with models aimed at activities such as hiking, casual wildlife observation and everyday nature viewing. Within BRESSER's binocular range, the Hunter line sits as an accessible, straightforward option that focuses on familiar handling and dependable optical basics rather than specialist features. The series includes both compact roof-prism models for easy carrying and larger Porro-prism versions for users who want a brighter, more spacious image.

A consistent theme across the range is ease of use. Hunter binoculars use fully coated BK-7 glass optics, a central focusing wheel and diopter adjustment, so they are simple to set up and quick to adapt in the field. The foldable rubber eyecups found across the series also make them more practical for eyeglass wearers. In larger formats such as the Porro-prism 8x40, 7x50 and 10x50 models, the series is especially well suited to users who want a traditional binocular shape, a steady two-hand hold and a viewing experience that works well for scanning broad outdoor scenes.

About the Bresser Hunter 10x50 Binoculars

The Bresser Hunter 10x50 Binoculars are a classic full-size binocular for users who want more reach than an 8x model without moving into very high magnification that is harder to hold steady. The 10x magnification is well suited to watching wildlife at medium distance, following activity across open ground and picking out detail in landscapes, while the 50 mm objective lenses provide the light-gathering ability needed for use in overcast conditions, woodland shade and the last part of the day.

The binocular uses a Porro prism system, which gives it the traditional wider-body shape and helps deliver a view with convincing depth and a naturally open image. Its 119.00 m/1000m field of view is broad enough for scanning and tracking moving subjects, and the 5.00 mm exit pupil supports comfortable viewing when ambient light begins to drop. Fully coated optics contribute to a cleaner image with more faithful colour, which matters when observing natural detail rather than simply detecting movement.

In daily use, the central focusing system keeps operation simple and fast, while the left eyepiece diopter adjustment helps fine-tune focus to the user's vision. The metal body adds rigidity, and the binocular is nitrogen filled to reduce internal fogging from temperature changes. A tripod adapter thread is also built in, which is useful when the 10x magnification is being used for longer observation sessions and a steadier image is preferred.

About Bresser

BRESSER was founded in Germany in 1957 by Josef Bresser and is headquartered in Rhede, Germany. The company has long focused on optical equipment, with product areas that include binoculars, telescopes, microscopes and outdoor optics. That broad background is relevant here because it reflects a manufacturer with experience in both observation optics and practical field use, rather than a brand limited to a single niche.

Over time, BRESSER expanded and reshaped its business while staying closely tied to consumer optics. In 1999, the company was sold to Meade Instruments Corp., and in 2009 it was acquired by Rolf Bresser, Jinghua Precision Optics and managing director Helmut Ebbert. BRESSER later broadened its outdoor range further by adding trail cameras and rangefinders in 2011. For binoculars such as the Hunter series, BRESSER is known for offering established optical formats and practical designs that cover entry-level and general-purpose observation needs.

Main Features

• Magnification: 10.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 50.00 mm
• Prism type: Porro
• Field of view: 119.00 m/1000m
• Field of view (degrees): 6.80 °
• Exit pupil: 5.00 mm
• Lens coating: Fully coated
• Focusing system: Central
• Diopter adjustment: Left eye-piece
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Length: 165.00 mm
• Width: 200.00 mm
• Height: 58.00 mm
• Weight: 784.00 g
• Housing material: Metal
• Nitrogen filled: Yes

Warranty

BRESSER provides a 5-year warranty for the Bresser Hunter 10x50 Binoculars. This gives the product a clearly stated manufacturer warranty period for long-term everyday use.

In the Box

• Binoculars
• Nylon bag
• Carrying strap
• Protective lens caps
• Protective eyepiece caps