Monoculars represent a valuable piece of equipment in the field, especially if you want something lighter and more compact than a pair of binoculars. Here we have reviews of some of the monoculars on the market today from all the major manufacturers whether they are used for bird watching, taking in the scenery or trying to find your chosen quarry.
Jules Whicker tries out a brace of thermal monoculars from Thomas Jacks’ affordable Pixfra brand
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For long-distance viewing people generally reach for binoculars but there is an alternative with some distinct...
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Jules Whicker checks out a true entry-level thermal monocular from Guide IR; the TD210
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Perfect for when you are carrying a minimal amount of gear, the Mil-Tec is a very...
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Optical Hardware has a selection of core brands they market. The most familiar are the Olivon...
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A monocular will often mimic a popular size of binocular such as 8x20, 8x42, 10x42 etc,...
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The optics manufacturer Konus now offer a very useful Monocular
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Pete Wadeson lends his expert eye to the new Konus 7 - 17 x 30 Zoom Monocular…
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Pete Wadeson tests an selection of monoculars ranging from a unique compact zoom model to a full blown spotting scope…
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