The Vanguard VEO HD2 1042M is a light, compact, and robust monocular that tucks away neatly when you have to pack light. This kit comes with a PA-60 smartphone adapter and Bluetooth remote for digiscoping, which allows you to get closer, clearer images and video — 10x closer to the action. The 42mm objective lens, HOYA ED Glass (extra-low dispersion), BaK4 roof prism, and multi-coated lenses deliver a clear, crisp image. At just 5 inches long and weighing only 11.5 ounces, this monocular is incredibly portable. Use the included neck strap to keep the monocular ready for action at a moment’s notice, or keep it safe in a pouch that can be attached to a belt. A 1/4” thread allows the monocular to mount on a standard monopod or a tabletop tripod, offering more options for your setup.

When using the monocular out in the field, enjoy having just one long, textured focus wheel. This makes it easy and intuitive to focus the monocular, even in cold, wet conditions where you need gloves. You can raise the monocular to your eye and focus in no time to avoid missing any of the action. To keep the monocular protected, the body is housed in a thick rubber armor, and covers on the objective lenses and eyepieces help prevent scratches.

The PA-60 Digiscope Adaptor with Bluetooth remote is made to pair your smartphone (up to 3.4″) with your monocular so you can zoom in and take that photo or video and post it to social or your favorite editing app.

Key Features

• Crafted with Premium HOYA ED (extra-low dispersion) glass for stunning clarity and contrast.
• Compact and weighs just 11.5 ounces, making it easy to carry.
• The included PA-60 adapter allows you to use the monocular for digiscoping with your smartphone.
• 10x magnification with 42 mm objective lens, and near focus of 6.5 feet Waterproof and fog-proof.
• Eye cover and objective lens cover, along with a protective pouch, to safeguard the whole kit when not in use.
• Single textured focus wheel that is easy to use, even in cold and wet conditions.
• Rubber armor protects the monocular when you’re on the go.