007craft

Hi. I have a lazy eye. Looking through Binoculars confuses me and I just have to shut my lazy eye anyway when I do it. I figure I can save a lot of money and pack weight + space by cutting the optics in half. Can anybody recommend a good monocular from $100 - $300? I would like to use it to spot wildlife when I'm hanging out on the peaks of mountains.

wyomingtrapper

As always the case with optics, if you can look before buying, I would do it. Below are some from companies with reputable optics and service, but even from a given company there is often a range of quality...

http://www.opticsplanet.net/zeiss-10...FQ9whwodOn5dPw

http://www.amazon.com/Vortex-Tactica...317721&sr=1-20

http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-7x15-Hig...pr_product_top

Tundra10

Zeiss made a nice mono.

10x I believe

cbsn

ZRS HD 8x42 http://www.zen-ray.com/shop/monoculars/monohd8x42.html

vincent86

I don't know why you want the monocular $100 - $300. I ordered a monocular at $50 for my husband, he said it's wonderful. You may give your opinion about it to me.

**http://www.mayershops.com/hd-adjusta...00m-p-118.html **



Features:
Multicoated optics guarantee superior light transmission and brightness
This product have dual focus capability (front and back adjustable zoom)
Single hand operation
Powerful, ultra-compact and ultra-lightweight
Objective Lens: The diameter of the objective or front lens. The larger the objective lens, the more light that enters the binocular, and the brighter the image
Magnification: 16x
Field of View: 66M/ 8000M
Field of view: 6.5°
Eye Lens Diameter: 16mm
Objective lens diameter: 52mm
Monocular Size: 150 x 52 x 40 mm
Color: Black