Eagle Eye Car Accessories

I selected these because of the expected good optics, the light weight, the field of view and the eye relief.  The optics are terrific. There is very little flare when looking at objects against a bright background. They are very sharp and only a tiny bit less bright than my 8x42 Eagle Optics Rangers in dim light (as expected based on exit pupil). They are very light and compact. The single hinge design works well and the individual eyepiece adjustment is elegant. Based on other reviews, I purchased the Lowe Pro Dashpoint 20 Camera Pouch. It was a good decision - compact and fits on a belt. Eye Relief: my biggest concern was whether the 16.5 mm eye relief would be sufficient for me to see a wide enough field of view with my glasses on. My Eagle Optic Rangers provide 18 mm and I can see the whole field. Earlier Nikon 7x35 series E binocs provided 16mm, and that was barely adequate. With my glasses on, I cannot see the whole field of view with these compact binoculars, but in a detailed comparison with my other binocs, I decided that I could see enough. I am seeing a field as wide as my Nikons and almost as wide as the Eagle Optics binocs. Also, my wife really appreciates the wide field when she uses them. The Swarovski compacts have a little better eye relief, but were heavier, had a narrower field of view, and perhaps are not as compact.

I bought these binoculars to keep in the car as an extra pair when I go Bald Eagle watching on the Delaware River. I tried them and they worked great!

There are allot of Camera Accessories out there. This is one of those “Must Have” accessories for me. This oversized Eye Peaces I really have come to depend on. The size is perfect if you Wear Glasses”. It really blocks the excessive light from getting into your vision.

Nice case with padding, I use it for extra eye pieces, and accessories for a telescope.

It's like a glove compartment in a car. You can stuff it with anything from weights to accessories you need to have at reach arm.

Perfect for my needs; has adapter and car lighter accessories so I keep it in my purse for use at any time. GREAT !!

I was looking for a relatively inexpensive monocular that I could take hiking/biking or keep in my car. I wear eyeglasses, so eye relief is important to me. I picked-up the 8x25 Vortex Solo, which as 15mm eye relief. The 8x36 Solo has more (18mm), but I didn't want the extra weight or size (or cost). I would say that the 15mm 8x25s work, but they are on the low-end of the acceptable range in terms of eye relief. Would not want to go any less. Still, overall not a bad monocular for the price. Light, feels nice in the hand. It is a bit bulkier that I would have liked, not so much its length but diameter. I watched a few YouTube reviews. Several people did not like the Solo's case. It seems okay to me. Nothing special. It has some padding, but again that adds to the bulk.

This diopter makes it possible for me to use the Leica M 10 Monochrom without glasses. It screws in over the eye piece. Make sure you screw it down tightly. The first time I used it I had the camera round my neck getting in and out of the car. At some point it became unscrewed and, fortunately, I found it in the car seat. Now I check it before each use to make sure it is securely screwed on tight. At $195 I think this is a bit over priced, but it's Leica, right?!

I've had this flashlight for a few months now and I love it!! It's perfect for my needs. I use it around the house and to keep an eye on my property at night. It's also perfect for car camping. It's very dependable and throws a great beam. On turbo it's almost as bright as day!! Definitely recommend.

Great drone with lots of accessories... It would have been great if the car charger was also included in the combo..