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The Humvee 10 x 25 Monocular is a 10x magnification device with ruby red glass lenses, black rubber coating, no-slip grip, carrying case, neck lanyard and a lens cleaning cloth.
The Humvee 10 x 25 Monocular is a 10x magnification device with ruby red glass lenses, black rubber coating, no-slip grip, carrying case, neck lanyard and a lens cleaning cloth.
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decent little monocular for £15!
Great service as usual. This is ideal for bird watching on the go. Good, clear focusing and very light so it’s easy to keep on target. Descent price and well worth having.
It's quite an ok monocular for the price. Do not expect the high quality that comes with much more money. It does the job, and if you lose it somewhere you won't feel sorry. 4/5 stars
pay your money and take your choice with Optics, perfect in my tracking kit and my kid loves using it on the coast to watch the sailing club on a sunday. At this price doesnt matter if he even drops it. thnaks Heinnie
The usual Heinnie service 10/10 I wish I wouldn't be tempted by cheap optics. You cannot buy a monocular for less than £12 and expect anything but fuzzy dark images that are difficult to define. Spend more I wish I had. One day I will see sense and not be tempted by price. Kev
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
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