Bushnell Adds Two New Night Vision Binoculars in Equinox Z Line

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posted on July 31, 2015
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Bushnell has introduced two new night vision binoculars in the company's Equinox Z product line. The digital night vision bios are designed to offer top-of-the-line optical clarity, illumination and field of view. Both units will feature digital zoom, image capture and video recording abilities.

The new additions are available in 2x40mm and 4x40mm configurations. Equinox Z binoculars are constructed with a water-resistant housing. They have a glass objective lens and multi-coated optics. Equinox Z binoculars feature 1-3x digital zoom, adjustable IR settings and daytime color viewing with a viewing distance of up to 500 feet in the 2x40mm model and 750 feet in the 4x40mm version. Both units are powered with AA batteries. In addition, the binoculars include image and video capture modes that allow users to record video and still images to be later downloaded to a computer. 

The Equinox Z 2x40mm binocular sells for an estimated retail price of $499.00 and the 4x40mm unit for $549.00.

For more information, go to Bushnell.com.

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