Monoculars
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.
ThermTec Wild 650 DL PRO thermal monocular
ThermTec’s flagship Wild 650 DL PRO is a dual-lens thermal monocular with a 25mm and a 50mm objective, a joystick control and a £2,699.95 price tag. Here is what your money buys and how it stacks up against the HikMicro and Nocpix competition.
PIXFRA SIRIUS S635 AND ARC A419 LRF THERMAL MONOCULARS – Getting Sirius!
Jules Whicker tries out a brace of thermal monoculars from Thomas Jacks’ affordable Pixfra brand
Whitby Gear 8×21 Compact Monocular and 8×42 Monocular
Guide IR TD210 Thermal Monocular
Jules Whicker checks out a true entry-level thermal monocular from Guide IR; the TD210
Mil-Tec 10×25 Monocular
Visionary Wetland Monocular
Olivon 8-24 x 40 CF Zoom Monocular
Konus 7-17×30 Zoom Monocular
The optics manufacturer Konus now offer a very useful Monocular
Konus Monocular
Pete Wadeson lends his expert eye to the new Konus 7 – 17 x 30 Zoom Monocular…
Bushnell Legend Ultra HD Monocular
Bushnell Legend Ultra-HD Monocular 10×42
Hawke LRF 400
Hawke LRF 400
Recon 750 Monocular
Pete Wadeson tests a digital NV monocular from Pulsar and likes what he sees
Visionary ZM-X 7 – 21 X 25 ‘Ultra Close Focusing’, Illusion 7 X 35
Pete Wadeson tests an selection of monoculars ranging from a unique compact zoom model to a full blown spotting scope…