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Weight: 350g
Prism material: BAK4
Field of view: 96m/1000m
Objective lens diameter: 42MM
Eyepiece diameter: 20mm
Coating: Broadband Multilayer Coating
Size: 150*55mm
Outlet diameter: 4.2m
Exit distance: 10mm
Body material: high-strength ABS imported environmental protection leather
Waterproof performance: nitrogen-filled waterproof / ordinary waterproof
Specification: 12×42 Hunting Optics Monocular
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Angela Hernandez –
Compared to other brands, this one has better image quality.
John Flores –
The BAK4 prism material really makes a difference in the image quality.
Harvey Hayes –
Love the clarity and brightness of this optic.
Jack Diaz –
It’s not too heavy, and the size is perfect for my backpack.
Deborah Spencer –
Best hunting monocular I’ve ever used!
Andrea Larson –
This monocular is a game-changer for hunting, highly recommend.
Gene Lawrence –
I was surprised by how well it held up in low light conditions.
Lawrence Hunt –
I’ve tried other monoculars, but this one has the best field of view.
Kathy Hamilton –
Perfect for long-range spotting, easy to carry too.
Andrea Estrada –
It’s so much easier to use than binoculars, great for quick glances.