ROXANT Grip Scope High Definition Wide View Monocular - With Retractable Eyepiece And Fully Multi Coated Optical Glass Lens + Bak4 Prism. Comes With Cleaning Cloth, Case & Neck Strap.

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Product Description This is our top handheld wide angle spotting scope with true 6x30 display. The monocular is compact and durable with high quality precision design with all glass high-end optics. The telescope is equipped with a non-slip comfort grip that provides less shaking, making it very easy to hold stable with one hand. Our premium construction is made of high-definition optical glass with high-quality multi-coating. All glass lens, which guarantees excellent light transmission and brightness for optimal bright, clear vision. Understand Optics 101: Most beginners are more powerful. When it comes to handheld spotting scopes, it's no better. Why? The larger the magnification, the more shaking and jitter you have. So an ideal size for a small handheld telescope is 6 times. Fact: Although magnification of 10, 12 or higher is available, 6x power telescopes are easier to use and more practical in most cases. Without tripod or telescopic stand 6x will give you the best optical experience. This spotting scope also adds 6x30 wide angle lens, allowing you to experience the whole panorama in crystal clear beauty. Unlike most spotting scopes of this size, our eyecup features a retractable eyecup for use with or without glasses. Accessories: carry bag with belt loop + cleaning cloth and neck strap. Ideal for: travel, concerts, outdoor activities, nature, bird watching, hunting, archery, target shooting, hiking, camping, etc. Makes a great Christmas gift. Directions 1. Remove one or both lens caps. 2. Grasp the scope in your hand, slip your hand under any attached strap, and place your index finger lightly on the Focus Ring. 3. Extend/retract the eye cup around the ocular lens as needed to ensure a full field of view -- even if you wear eyeglasses. 4. Look through the Ocular Lens while directing the Objective Lens toward the object to be viewed. 5. Bring viewed object into focus by slowly rotating the focus ring until you have a clear image.