Reviews & Ratings for Armasight Hands-Free Night Vision Monocular Kit for Spark / Sirius / Mini-NYX14 — 6 reviews — Page 1

The mount move up/down and left/right but would need to rotate or swivel to fully work. The angle you look into a night vision is critical for a clear field of view. The head gear is not comfortable around the eats.

It does what it was designed to do, holds the Spark over your left or right eye. In my opinion it is very expensive for what it is but i am not going to build one myself so beggars cant be choosers. I am very happy with how you have quite a few options on which strap to tighten and loosen etc to get the monocular to sit exactly in the right position.

When I rate this "yes" I mean yes(ish). I mean, it works but it's...meh.

It's got decent adjustments on it. It fits pretty good. It just feels....like $30, not almost $100. The material doesn't feel cheap...it's one step up from cheap. Just enough so you don't really complain you spent almost $100 on it.

Plus, the actual swing arm has some play in it. About a half an inch. What I mean by that is the actual arm the night vision attaches too. It doesn't matter what position out if the three it locks into, it has some movement. When it's down over your eye, it's ok, but if you tilt your head down a little, say to look into your red dot or just look down at an angle for any reason it'll swing away from your eye a little. I've been told by Armasight that's what those bungee cords that you see the high speed guys have on their helmet are for. To hold it still. I didn't point out the obvious, to the guy on the phone, that the head unit his company produces doesn't have those, or a good spot to incorporate them. So I found his response....interesting.

But how else are you going to use these hands free not on your rifle?

THIS HEADGEAR, IS LIGHT & ADJUSTS EASILY, HOLDS MONOCULAR SECURLY, USE THIS DRIVING MY SIDE BY SIDE, LOOKING FOR HOGS ON DEER LEASE.
Pros: WORKS WELL
Cons: NONE