🔭 Premium 8x42 Monocular Telescope: Waterproof, Compact & Shockproof - Ideal for Bird Watching, Hunting, Camping, Hiking and Wildlife Observation Review

Great value! Bought this as a Christmas present for my boss at work. I liked it so much that I bought it. A must for your car's glove box. Next time you're stuck in traffic, you'll see why! Very well made, great look and very light. A good protective case, but it's pretty damn tight (you have to squeeze the monocular hard) so I don't use it. Just a downer! The rest is perfect.

Hard to believe this is only $30?! quality and even has a strap to which you can attach two lens caps. (I always lost my binocular cases that weren't attached.) Nothing more to say except that you won't regret this purchase! I mainly use my monocular to watch the jet traffic at 30-40 km altitude here in the middle of nowhere. I'm looking at these planes and thank god I'm not on one of them! :) - Tuco

This is a good quality monocular at a surprisingly low price. It comes with a case, wrist strap, cleaning cloth, and lens and eyepiece caps. It can be mounted on a tripod. "statement" is minimal, but fortunately, statements are unnecessary. The only improvement I could suggest is to attach the eyepiece cap in the same way as the lens cap. I bought a monocular for bird watching at home but I will take it with me when I travel as it is easy to use.

The soft wrist strap (the length of the nylon loop that connects them) was almost too short for my hand to fit under. In the end I fixed (stitched) it so it wouldn't get lost. The eyepiece cap should come with something to attach it to the monocular. I added a strap and threaded it through the previous wrist strap and fitted into the eyecup that seemed designed for it. Without these, coverage is quickly lost. The monocular worked well. The temptation to attain higher power was resisted. It's a…

I bought this monocular primarily for indoor gun sighting. Anything from 50 yards or more, and this monocular works very well for hit detection. It does an incredible job of improving visibility, especially in low light conditions. It works even better if you use these peel and glue/splash targets. It's very easy to use and once you focus, you're done. It's a little bulky, but the glass feels solid. After some deliberation, I decided to take him to the local Christmas parade, which started in…

As I was hoping. Easy to assemble, easy to hold, easy to focus. I wanted them to be able to see across the street and they fit the bill. Let's say the standard lot here is 50 feet by 100 feet, with a regular two-lane road and a 20-foot exit. maybe a viewing distance of 200 +/- feet? Haven't tried it in the park or on the beach for extra long distances yet. (Luckily I read the manufacturer/seller description which describes and defines what the numbers mean. If the numbers are too large they can

Coyotes, eagles (bald) and hawks are common where I work, so I wanted to be able to see a little every now and then. This monocular was affordable but was a bit concerned about the low power (8x42 vs 10x50). I'll be shooting primarily handheld, so I figured I could get a stable image at 8x power. It is stable (doesn't wobble much) and the glass is clean. One of my priorities was getting glass covers for the front and back. The back glass (the smallest) is not attached to the strap so can get…