Bresser Condor 10x42 Binocular

• 10x42 configuration: The 10x magnification brings distant detail closer without moving into the bulk of larger binoculars, while the 42 mm objective lenses keep the image bright enough for woodland, open-country and general outdoor use.
• Roof prism body: The Schmidt/Pechan roof-prism design keeps the binocular slim and easy to carry, which matters on long walks, travel days and hunts where compact handling is more useful than a wide body.
• Fully multi-coated optics with UR coating: The coated optical surfaces help preserve contrast and light transmission, giving a clearer, more defined view in mixed light and making fine detail easier to pick out.
• Nitrogen-filled waterproof construction: The sealed housing resists water ingress and internal fogging, so the binocular remains dependable when moving between cold and warm air or using it in wet weather.
• Central focus with right-eye diopter adjustment: Fast central focusing makes it easier to follow moving subjects, while the diopter adjustment helps balance the view to the user's eyesight for a sharper image.

About the Bresser Condor Series

The Bresser Condor series was introduced in 2016 as a versatile roof-prism binocular line for demanding outdoor users who want a practical balance of portability, weather resistance and solid optical performance. Within the BRESSER range, Condor models sit as all-round field binoculars suited to nature observation, hiking, hunting, travel and sports, rather than being limited to one narrow application.

The series is built around a compact roof-prism design with rubber-armoured bodies, central focusing and diopter correction, giving the binoculars a straightforward handling style that works well in changing outdoor conditions. Waterproof construction and nitrogen filling on several current models help the Condor line cope with rain, damp air and temperature shifts that can cause internal fogging. Across the range, BRESSER pairs BaK-4 prisms with fully multi-coated lenses to support good contrast and a clean, bright image for general field use. The series also covers several sizes, from compact 8x25 and 10x25 models to 8x42, 10x42 and larger 50 mm and 56 mm variants, so users can choose between lower weight, broader versatility or stronger low-light performance.

About the Bresser Condor 10x42 Binocular

The Bresser Condor 10x42 Binocular is a classic all-round format for users who need more reach than an 8x model but still want a binocular that is easy to carry all day. 10x magnification helps when scanning distant ridgelines, watching birds across open water or identifying game at longer distances, while the 42 mm objective lenses keep the instrument compact enough for hiking and travel. This balance makes the model especially useful as one binocular for mixed terrain rather than a specialist tool for only one setting.

Its Schmidt/Pechan roof prisms keep the body narrow and practical in the hand, and the fully multi-coated optics are paired with UR coating to support contrast and image brightness. In use, that means a clearer view in overcast weather, woodland shade and the first or last part of the day, when detail can otherwise flatten out. The 110.60 m/1000m field of view is wide enough for general observation, while the 3.00 m close focus adds flexibility for nearby subjects such as insects, plants or birds at short range.

The mechanical layout is equally field-oriented. Central focusing allows quick adjustment as viewing distances change, and the right-eye diopter setting helps fine-tune the image to the user's vision. A nitrogen-filled, waterproof and fogproof housing improves reliability in rain, cold mornings and rapid temperature changes. At 669.00 g, the binocular remains substantial enough to feel steady without becoming burdensome on longer outings, and the tripod-adaptable design adds support for longer observation sessions.

About Bresser

BRESSER was founded in Germany in 1957 by Josef Bresser and developed into a broad optics brand with product areas that include telescopes, binoculars, microscopes and outdoor optics. The company is headquartered in Rhede, Germany, and its history includes a change of ownership in 1999, when Rolf Bresser sold the company to Meade Instruments Corp., followed by a new phase in 2009 when Rolf Bresser, Jinghua Precision Optics and managing director Helmut Ebbert acquired all shares of Bresser GmbH.

For binoculars and related field optics, BRESSER is known for building practical products that cover entry-level to more demanding recreational use. The company has also expanded its outdoor range over time, adding trail cameras and rangefinders in 2011. This broad involvement in observation equipment is relevant to the Condor line, which reflects BRESSER's focus on durable, versatile optics designed for real outdoor use rather than narrowly specialised laboratory or astronomical applications.

Main Features

• Product series: Bresser Condor
• Magnification: 10.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 42.00 mm
• Prism type: Roof - Schmidt/Pechan
• Field of view at 1000 m: 110.60 m/1000m
• Field of view: 6.34 °
• Exit pupil: 4.20 mm
• Eye relief: 15.11 mm
• Close focus: 3.00 m
• Lens coating: Fully Multicoated
• Focusing system: Central
• Diopter setting position: Right eye-piece
• Housing material: Metal
• Filled with: Nitrogen
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Dimensions: 154.00 x 133.00 x 52.00 mm
• Weight: 669.00 g
• Interpupillary distance: 56.00-76.00 mm

Warranty

30 years. BRESSER states a 30-year warranty for this binocular.

In the Box

• Binocular
• Bag
• Carrying strap
• Cloth