Brunton Echo Zoom Monocular 10-30x21

Are you a secret agent looking to boost your gadget count, or a modern-day pirate sick of ancient spyglass technology? If so, you'll love The Brunton Echo Zoom Monocular's compact size and 10-30x zoom capability. Agents, this miniature monocular fits in the palm of your hand and stashes easily in a tuxedo pants pocket, so it's ready to deploy as soon as henchmen turn the other way. Pirates, it has that cool spyglass look at a fraction of the weight, and the coated optics will have you ?Arrrr?-ing with satisfaction. Lightweight hikers, game-spotters, and backcountry tour enthusiasts will enjoy all of the above, plus the Echo Zoom Monocular's ability to bring distant moose and sketchy slopes in close without making them angry/setting off slides.

Product Features

Shell Material: Alloy
Lens Material: Glass
Magnification: 10-30X
Objective Lens: 21mm (178-110ft at 1000yds)
Exit Pupil: 2.4-1.8mm
Weather Resistance: No
Eye Relief: 12mm
Dimensions: 4.25 x 1.25in (11 x 3cm)
Relative Brightness:
Minimum Focus: 10ft (3m)
Weight: 3.2oz (91g)
Recommended Use: Spying, glassing, scoping, peeping
Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime
Country of Origin: United States

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
I've had this monocular scope for a few weeks now. I haven't been able to find any reviews on this monocular. I'm guessing that it is either too new for any extensive reviews, or this product was a failure, and its on the way out. In either case, I'll provide maybe the 1st review I've seen anywhere. Pros: Great optical clarity. Zoom is a very useful function, especially with a portable optical scope. The eye relief is much much better than most others out there, (yeah, what eye relief right?). People wearing glasses will be able to enjoy this scope, and it works equally well when viewed directly pressed against your eyes. The Bak-4 Prism as well as the multi-coated lenses produces awesome clarity. Unlike many junkyard ocular scopes out there, the multi-coated lenses on the Echo Zoom do not impede light transmission. Many cheap "ruby" coated scopes significantly reduce light transmission and cloud optical clarity, but NOT THIS ONE !! Cons: This is my first brunton scope. Though I'm happy with the optical characteristics of this scope, the INSIDE is a different story. The scope is assembled very poorly. Many of the threads are worn out. This makes disassembling and assembling the scope impossible. The grooves on the threads were stripped, and the prism itself has a slight blemish. The glue used to assemble this multi-part prism had some overspray that's permanently blemished on one part of the prism. Though this does not impede viewing or clarity, it certainly speaks numbers about Quality Control. The Zoom seemed to be put together hastily and poorly. I had to open the scope twice to remove plastic shavings on the inside of the objective lens (the one opposite the viewing lens) and manually clear out the leftover plastic debris from the stripped threads. This scope is characteristic of some of the junk coming out of crappy manufactures. You get what you pay for. Bottom line: For the price, the ZOOM is worth more than I paid. Don't be surprised if you have to open it up at least once to clean out all the plastic debris on the inside. Otherwise, I love it! Hope this helped. Keep in mind, there's also the Original Brunton ECHO, which has no zoom function, but its an established product and is equal in quality if not better to the Echo ZOOM (current item).

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