Gear Review
Brunton Eterna Monocular 6x30
Update Review
By Dave in Dallas
Ranked #502 - Summer Accessories
January 10, 2006
Follow up to original review.
I have taken my monocular on my vacation to Eastern Europe during the month of December. We traveled to Frankfurt Germany, Vienna Austria, Prague Czech Republic, Walbrych Poland, as well as various other mini trips for skiing and sight seeing.
The weather during the trip was just above or below freezing with rain and snow almost daily.
The Brunton Eterna Monocular performed like a champ. I had no problem with fogging despite the weather. It was large enough that I or my wife could handle it with confidence while wearing gloves, but still small enough to slip into a coat pocket with ease. We used it for sight seeing, scouting ski runs, as a navigation aid, and watching the wild life.
Bottom line: It added a new dimension to our vacation it was very handy and just plain fun to have along with minimal space and weight penalties. No post purchase remorse on this one, and I definitely recommend purchasing one to others.
View Details: Brunton Eterna Monocular 6x30
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Tech Specs:
- Shell Material:
- Soft rubber
- Lens Material:
- Emerald Fire multi-coated optics
- Magnification:
- 6x magnification
- Field Of View @ 1,000 yds:
- 341ft
- Exit Pupil:
- 5mm
- Weather Resistance:
- Waterproof, fogproof
- Eye Relief:
- 19mm long
- Size:
- 6" x 2" x 1.875"
- Relative Brightness:
- Increased contrast
- Minimum Focus:
- 6 feet
- Weight:
- 11.5oz
- Recommended Use:
- Spotting, viewing when binoculars are impractical
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
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