barium from United States, NJ Public Profile

because it seems to possess most of the characteristics of my meade safari pro 8x42 wide angle porro binocular which was made in japan.
I've been coming across a lot of references to this alpen bino and it seems to have a great reputation. it's performance may roughly equal my meade safari pro.

here I am with my 4th review just a few days after my 3rd. can't think of enough good things to say about this remarkable little monocular. I have several optics I've purchased over the years some fairly expensive but this rubber armored little doodad is my most prized one. a negative I suppose could be the limited focus range but for me it's not a great problem. the brunton lite-tech monocular is so overlooked. I'm not sure why. the image through it is so vivid because of the emerald fire multi-coating. and it's difficult to find anything this good with the brunton lite-tech minoc's particular specs. an 8x21 range minoc with BaK-4 glass and such and exceptional optical multi-coating at such a cheap price. there doesn't appear to be anything else like it that I can find. the minox md 8x16 metalic minoc is interesting but a 16mm opjective is too small.

this is my 3rd review. All I see in regards to the brunton 8x22 lite-tech monocular are negative reviews. it's really quite underrated. don't use it all that much, keep it in it's pouch to protect I prize it so much. broke it out today to confirm my initial impression that it's great. my vision is off, maybe that's why it works so well for me. the resolution and sharpness looks fantastic to my eye. in the coming years I think the brunton lite-tech monocular will come to be regarded as a very overlooked exceptional little optic. better grab these up as brunton no longer makes optical equipment.
anyway, that's my opinion.