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| by Hal B "Hal B" | Date Added: Tuesday 05 March, 2013 |
That is you have to see through it to appreciate it. I was pleasantly surprised at the simplicity of this little scope. A quick summation should suffice:The optical clarity is excellent all through the zoom range. There is always something better, but if it works well who cares?The field of view is more than sufficient at the longest range.It is easy to hold without losing sight of the target image, especially if you can lean against something for support.Unlike binoculars it is quick to pull out and start using it.This monocular works much better than I expected. I use it for looking at targets on a pistol/rifle range, and can easily see holes in the paper at 50 yards, sometimes out to 75 yards. It is so small it can be hidden in the hand if for some reason that would be necessary.I have been using optical devices (rifle scopes, camera lens etc) for over 40 years so I have a good deal of experience with gadgets like this. Having paid more than $2000.00 for rifle scopes and pricey German camera optics, I find nothing wrong with this little scope. Time will tell if it wears well.
[5 of 5 Stars!] | by Timothy Hyun | Date Added: Thursday 28 February, 2013 |
5 stars all around. It has a clear viewpoint, easy to adjust focus. Lightweight and durable, this is on my hip on every camping, hiking, fishing, and kayaking trip. The holster case is nice, not too bulky on the web-belt.
[5 of 5 Stars!] | by Fritzy003 | Date Added: Monday 25 February, 2013 |
Out of the box, this monocular felt really solid . . . I was pumped.But, once I got it outside to try it out, was quite disappointed to discover I couldn't get it to focus at short (20m) or longer distances, like about 150m. I tried it with/ without my glasses, and all combinations of the adjustable eye piece, which I thought might have to do with eye relief, and the actual focusing ring.Hopefully this is merely a bad copy. The manufacturer, Vortex, pay more attention to quality control if they want customers to be satisfied with their products.
[2 of 5 Stars!] | by Sebastian | Date Added: Tuesday 25 December, 2012 |
I do recommend reading a little on what the 10x25 and all that means so you figure what size will suit your needs.After doing some reading I figured this should be a perfect monocular for when I go out on expeditions and camping.This feels very sturdy and well built, the size is very compact yet it has a great quality zoom. It comes with a carrying protector. It zooms in enough to take a closer look at far away trees or cliffs in detail so it serves the purpose perfectly.This isn't for telescoping very large distances but rather for taking a closer look at something you may notice along a trail.Great piece of equipment for your camping gear or even just for when you go out to take a walk :) Recommended!
[5 of 5 Stars!] | by Robie | Date Added: Wednesday 21 November, 2012 |
Really easy to use. Very good value for the money. We liked that these Monoculars were made in the USA!!
[5 of 5 Stars!] | by CR "wondraone" | Date Added: Thursday 18 October, 2012 |
I really like the solid feel of the Vortex Solo Monocular. I only wish the carrying case could be attached without separation when out in the field. But the clarity is very good. I also can use it for close up observations. I did a lot of research before buying this. Some may think it is a little large for distance backpacking but it is very sturdy and reliable.
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