black crow
Well-known member
I've often used non waterproof compacts for many years but I was always super careful not to get them wet and have managed to do that quite well. Of course I just didn't get them out in rainy conditions or if I did it was just for a peak and then back under the coat or in a waterproof pack.
My question is based on ignorance from never having gotten a pair of these bins really wet. I was looking, longingly at the Bushnell 7x26 Elites and saw this in the description. The binocular also offers clarity in the foulest conditions thanks to the patented RainGuard HD coating, , a patented, permanent, water-repellant coating that causes moisture from rain, snow, sleet, and condensation to bead up and scatter less light. To my understanding these are not water or fog proof bins and so my question would be how wet can you get these guys without worry and what happens when you do get them really wet?
My question is based on ignorance from never having gotten a pair of these bins really wet. I was looking, longingly at the Bushnell 7x26 Elites and saw this in the description. The binocular also offers clarity in the foulest conditions thanks to the patented RainGuard HD coating, , a patented, permanent, water-repellant coating that causes moisture from rain, snow, sleet, and condensation to bead up and scatter less light. To my understanding these are not water or fog proof bins and so my question would be how wet can you get these guys without worry and what happens when you do get them really wet?