Leupold Announces BX-1 McKenzie HD Binocular

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posted on February 9, 2021
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Leupold & Stevens, Inc. has announced the arrival of its BX-1 McKenzie HD, available in four models: the 8X-42mm, 10X-42mm, 10X-50mm, and 12X-50m. With a solid, compact body, the binos feature Leupold's Advanced Optical System to deliver both light transmission and glare reduction. Precision focus adjustments and twist-up eye cups further improve both comfort and image clarity. The aforementioned main body is Shadow Grey, and boasts a high-impact polymer housing tested for extreme climates. A rubberized armor helps keep grip secure in all conditions. 
BX-1 McKenzie on white

For more information on the BX-1 McKenzies which are waterproof, fogproof and backed by a lifetime guarantee, please visit leupold.com. MSRP: $169.9-$199.99

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