🔭 ROXANT Grip Scope HD Wide View Monocular - Retractable Eyepiece, Multi Coated Lens, BAK4 Prism – Includes Cleaning Cloth, Case & Neck Strap Review

Grip scope is a really good monoscope for the price. The optics appear to be of high quality, and the wide field of view makes the image less jittery and brighter than the smaller, half price Roxant Mini scope. Finding a target, tracking and keeping it sharp is easier than with the smaller but slightly larger Mini. I can use this with or without glasses, a big plus! I have both and was surprised by the small size of the mini despite reading the description. I'll probably use the grip more for…

I bought this scope mainly for live use. I wanted something with some magnification but also a decent field of view. After getting the scope I believe this is exactly what I was looking for. Zoom should work well for any live event that I'm likely to attend as long as I'm within reasonable distance of the stage. The wider field of view is ideal for my purposes. The view through the scope is amazingly clear and bright. Over the years I have tried different glasses with different levels of…

Very nice looking Monuclar scope. Comes in a nice case. . Outer rubber with studs for non-slip grip. Metal inside and nice weight. Very comfortable to hold. I was wondering if there might not be enough magnification since it's 6x. I have a 10xxx90 and it's nowhere near as good as this one. I have better magnification and a wider field of view with this one. I can see the neighbors' clapboards probably over 300 feet away. I can see the colors on my deck very clearly with even the slightest…

I looked at over a dozen binoculars and monoculars before finally settling on this one. Judging by the price, size, reviews, and general features, I was sure I'd found a good product. Easy to use and feels good in the hand. Assembly: In general, the assembly appears to be of high quality. Based on the reviews I've read from other users, it holds up in the field and I'm not worried about just tossing it in my backpack and leaving it untouched. Price: fair. Enough to give an idea of a quality…

- Came new, in a box, well protected - with a small case. I like it because it's a larger lens, nice and bright (which means it's a bit "thicker" than some). I wanted something I can take with me in my car for quick access, this seems perfect. I have some that were way more expensive but this one seems good for the price. 6x magnification seems good to me. Eye relief is around 20-25mm (good if you wear glasses - just get used to bringing your eye too close to the eyepiece as it will only…

I actually bought 4 different monoscopes when I ordered the wide angle Roxant 6x30 lens, also a Polaris 10x50, a Carson 6x18 and a MiluoTech 16x52. I planned to use the range for several reasons. 1) Bird Watching to get a better view of the species visiting our bird feeder. 2) To be able to look down on the pasture and see where the goats are. 3) Look out for boats and/or whales in Puget Sound. The Polaris is nice because it has a larger zoom factor, but I always find it a bit blurry in focus…

This Roxant monocular is a great addition to my survival collection. Sure, you can see the equivalent of 10 blocks from a good vantage point, but it lets you see a lot more detail. I held it to the window to look about 1/4 mile into the distance and could clearly read the inscriptions on the case doors, such as the suite number, see the edges of the buildings and the areas on the sides and behind. with much more clarity. Basically, it shouldn't magnify a person's facial expression, although…