Monocular vs Binocular Vision

Monocular vs Binocular vision
We frequently get asked this question by our customers when they are trying to decide between purchasing a binocular and a monocular. So, what are the key differences between a Binocular and a Monocular?

Number 1
For Hunting
When talking about hunting- it is better to choose a binocular because a monocular might not be able to provide acute details while you pan the area. Furthermore, watching areas over long periods of time in a stationary position is much easier with a binocular due to its lightweight characteristics.

Number 2
For Birding
If you're absolutely fanatic about serious bird watching, you'll want a binocular because you can glass easily for more prolonged periods of time without eye strain. But when you're not sure if you'll catch some butterflies or not, a compact and lightweight monocular might be a great choice.

Number 3
Night Vision/Tactical
Tactical environments are totally different.. Monoculars are great for rapid deployment, especially if you want something to see around your campground or ahead of your hiking trail in the dead of night.

However, for hunting and serious tactical uses binoculars are always going to be the best way to go due to the increased field of view and consistent picture.

Number 4
Key Takeaways
Professionals would use binoculars rather than monoculars because binoculars can handle more pro tasks. Monoculars weigh less than binoculars making them more convenient to use than binoculars. Usually, monoculars have a better price to quality ratio than binoculars. Monoculars are much better for the night and thermal vision purposes. Binoculars are better in the long run because they do not cause eye fatigue. Binoculars have a more natural feeling of use than monoculars.

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