Bresser Hunter 20x50 Binoculars

• 20x magnification: brings distant subjects much closer, making this binocular well suited to long-range observation from fixed positions where detail matters more than a very wide view.
• 50 mm objective lenses: gather more light than compact binoculars, helping maintain a usable image in overcast conditions and around dusk when smaller optics start to look dim.
• Porro prism design: gives the binocular its classic shape and supports a strong sense of depth, which is useful when scanning landscapes or following subjects across open ground.
• Central focusing with left-eye diopter adjustment: allows quick overall focusing and then fine correction to match differences between the eyes, so the image is easier to keep sharp in regular use.
• Tripod-adaptable housing: makes practical sense at 20x power, where even small hand movements are magnified and a tripod can noticeably improve image stability for longer viewing sessions.

About the Bresser Hunter Series

The Bresser Hunter series is a practical binocular family built for general outdoor use, including hiking, travel, and everyday observation. Within the BRESSER range, Hunter models sit as accessible, straightforward optics that focus on useful magnifications and uncomplicated handling rather than specialist features. The series combines fully coated BK-7 glass optics with a design approach aimed at dependable viewing in the field, whether the user prefers a compact format for portability or a larger body for a steadier hold and brighter image.

A defining trait of the line is its emphasis on familiar, easy operation. Central focusing is standard across the series, while diopter adjustment helps tailor the view to the individual user. Foldable rubber eyecups add flexibility for eyeglass wearers and make the binoculars easier to use in changing conditions. The Hunter range includes both roof-prism compact models and larger Porro-prism versions, so the series covers everything from lightweight day trips to longer-distance observation where a larger objective lens and more traditional binocular shape are preferred.

About the Bresser Hunter 20x50 Binoculars

The Bresser Hunter 20x50 Binoculars are built around a clear priority: long-range viewing in a simple, traditional format. The 20x magnification gives this model a stronger reach than general-purpose 8x or 10x binoculars, making it a sensible choice for observing distant landmarks, open-country subjects, and stationary targets where image scale is more important than a wide field of view. With a 50.00 mm objective lens, the binocular gathers enough light to support that higher magnification in daylight and in subdued conditions better than smaller high-power models.

The Porro prism construction contributes to a pronounced sense of depth and a comfortable, familiar hand position, while the fully coated optics are designed to preserve a natural-looking image with good basic contrast. A 57.05 m/1000m field of view is intentionally focused on distance work rather than broad scanning, which suits the binocular’s role. Because 20x magnification also makes hand shake more visible, the built-in tripod adaptability is especially useful here, allowing the binocular to be mounted for steadier, more relaxed observation.

In daily handling, the binocular uses central focusing for quick adjustment and a left eyepiece diopter setting to fine-tune the image to the user’s eyesight. The metal body adds solidity, while the single-hinge layout keeps the design straightforward and robust. This combination makes the model a practical option for users who want an affordable high-magnification binocular for hiking viewpoints, casual astronomy, and long-distance outdoor observation.

About Bresser

BRESSER was founded in 1957 by Josef Bresser in Germany and is now headquartered in Rhede, Germany. The company is known for optical equipment across several categories, including telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, and outdoor optics. That broad background is relevant here because it reflects long-standing experience in producing observation tools for both recreational users and enthusiasts who want practical, easy-to-use equipment.

Over time, BRESSER expanded beyond its original range and continued to develop its position in consumer optics. The company added products such as trail cameras and rangefinders to its portfolio in 2011, complementing its established binocular and telescope lines. In the binocular category, BRESSER is widely associated with offering a broad selection that ranges from entry-level models to more feature-rich optics for field use, with an emphasis on functional design and accessible operation.

Main Features

• Product type: Binoculars
• Series: Bresser Hunter
• Prism type: Porro
• Magnification: 20.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 50.00 mm
• Exit pupil: 2.50 mm
• Field of view at 1000 m: 57.05 m/1000m
• Field of view: 3.26 °
• Twilight factor: 31.62
• Relative brightness: 6.3
• Lens coating: Fully coated
• Focusing system: Central
• Diopter setting position: Left eye-piece
• Body type: Single hinge
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Length: 165.00 mm
• Width: 197.00 mm
• Height: 62.00 mm
• Weight: 814.00 g
• Housing material: Metal
• Filled with: Nitrogen
• Colour: Black

Warranty

BRESSER provides a 5-year warranty for the Bresser Hunter 20x50 Binoculars.

In the Box

• Binoculars
• Case
• Shoulder strap
• Caps
• Lens cleaning cloth
• Manual