Naujas amerikietiškas monoklis Maven CM1 8x32, Klaipėda

Parduodu naują aukštos kokybės amerikietišką monoklį Maven CM1 8x32. Pagaminta JAV su japoniška optika.
Objektyvo diametras 32 mm. Japonų gamybos linzės pagamintos iš ED stiklo, padengto naftos produktams ir įbrėžimams atsparia danga. Prizmė Roof Schmidt-Pechan. Vaizdo didinimas 8. Matymo laukas už 1 km. – 120 m. Matymo kampas 60 laipsnių. Prieblandos faktorius – 16. Darbinė temperatūra - 40°C / + 70°C. Svoris 247 gr. Korpusas pagamintas iš aliuminio padengto polimeru. Lengvas, atsparaus smūgiams ir vandeniui. Užpildytas azotu. Nerasoja. Išmatavimai: 44,45 mm x 129,54 mm x 50,8 mm.
Galutinė kaina 230 eurų. Klaipėda 860474518

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About this item
This powerful monocular features a well-balanced lightweight polymer frame, extra low-dispersion (ED) glass, and fully multi-coated lenses for an exceptionally clear, bright, high-contrast image with excellent color reproduction.
The Maven CM.1 features crystal clear extra low-dispersion (ED) glass, fully multi-coated lenses, and a durable, yet lightweight polymer frame
Because of our direct-to-consumer, no retail-markup business model, you know you’ll be getting the best monocular for your buck.
Waterproof, fogproof, and scratch resistant lens coatings will ensure unimpeded field use.

The Maven CM.1 // Your New Everyday Carry Mainstay
Once you’ve looked through the CM.1, you’ll never leave home without it. Built around our popular C Series glass, the CM.1 Monocular is designed to complement your optic arsenal. Whether it’s a mainstay in your truck or an everyday carry in your coat pocket, this ultra-compact optic is a force to be reckoned with. Housed in a condensed polymer frame and featuring fully multi-coated ED glass, the CM.1 is capable of harnessing the same level of clarity and resolution found in its larger C Series siblings. With an 8x32 configuration, this monocular provides generous magnification all while offering a substantial field of view. Because of these features, it’s our recommended versatile mid-level optic for casual hunting, birding, and general-purpose wildlife viewing. The CM.1 Monocular, because the best optic is the one that’s with you.

ULTRA-COMPACT
At 129.54 x 50.8 mm, this versatile optic is recommended for casual hunting, birding, and general-purpose wildlife viewing.

FULLY MULTI-COATED ED GLASS
Featuring fully multi-coated ED glass, the CM.1 is capable of harnessing the same level of clarity and resolution found in its larger C Series siblings.

LIGHTWEIGHT
With an 8x32 configuration, this nimble monocular provides generous magnification and a substantial field of view, all housed in a condensed polymer frame.

The Maven CM.1 Monocular is an 8×32 monocular made from Maven’s excellent midrange C Series glass. However, Maven doesn’t currently produce an 8×32 C Series binocular to compare it to. The barrel isn’t just a modified version of an existing binocular.
To get us a closer look, Maven sent Man Makes Fire a review unit. After testing the CM.1 while hunting, this is what we learned:

Maven CM.1 Monocular Review
The Maven CM.1 Monocular delivers a bright and crisp visual experience.
Maven’s C Series optics represent the company’s entry-level glass, but the performance offers excellent midrange capabilities at the low-end of the midrange pricing scale. What you get with Maven C Series optics is high quality glass and construction at a very fair price point.
Because Maven is a direct-to-consumer company, Maven can eliminate traditional brick-and-mortar store markup, which tends to result in great price-to-value offerings. Maven C Series optics may arguably represent Maven’s best price-to-value ratio products.

Many C Series optics have Japanese and Chinese components and are usually assembled in the Philippines, but the 8×32 Maven CM.1 Monocular is built in Japan. Note: Maven’s high-end B Series optics use Japanese glass but are assembled in the U.S.

The Maven CM.1 Monocular is made in Japan.
Maven uses extra-low dispersion ED glass with fully multi-coated lenses. Like other Maven optics I’ve tested, the Maven CM.1 Monocular image quality has great contrast and delivers a pleasant warm yet vibrant color fidelity.
The CM.1 is very much on par with other Maven C Series glass. When I compare it side-by-side to the the Maven C.1 10×42 binoculars, image quality is nearly indistinguishable. Obviously, though, the magnification is not the same.
One thing that surprised me was how little chromatic aberration shows up in the CM.1. I have to look very hard for it in high-contrast situations to even notice it. If you like to look at birds on branches in high-contrast sky situations, you might appreciate the weight/size/price value proposition of the CM.1 Monocular.
(If you want to learn more about chromatic aberration, I cover it in a bit more detail in my Maven B1.2 Review here.)
Rugged Construction
The CM.1 is, as you would expect, waterproof and fog proof. I tested it in snow, sleet, and rain and had no problems with fogging.
Are you looking for a toy to keep a kid occupied or do you want something of lasting value?
The frame is made from a lightweight polymer with a slightly rubbery coating. It weighs 8.7 ounces and feels plenty rugged.
It stands 5.1″ tall and is about 2″ wide.
It’s also backed by Maven’s excellent lifetime warranty. If it ever fails or breaks, Maven will repair or replace it. We very much appreciate the Maven warranty and count it as a clear benefit to keep in mind.

The removable twist-up eyecup gives you four positions.
The one drawback to the CM.1 Monocular is that, out of the box, the focus adjustment ring is a bit stiff. If you spend a few seconds moving it back and forth each time you pick it up, it’ll smooth out after about a dozen uses. Also, if you twist the multi-position eyecup up one notch before you hand it to anyone, they’ll be able to feel the focus ring better and use it more easily. While I don’t think the texture of the ring is a true drawback, I would appreciate a more textured ring. While I can adjust the focus one-handed, it would be easier with more texture. Still, I usually adjust the focus with two hands — one hand to steady the monocular and the other to turn.
Read our Maven C.1 Binocular Review: ‘Outstanding Value’ to learn more about the Maven C Series.
Why Choose the Maven CM.1 Monocular

The Maven CM.1 Monocular is intended for casual hunting and general purpose wildlife viewing. It’s the kind of optic you can keep in your vehicle or toss in a pocket or pack and have it if you need it.
I plan to take it whitewater rafting this summer, as well as on some multi-day trips. It’ll be great to pass around to look at wildlife like big horn sheep, elk, and mule deer . . . but it’ll also be handy if I need to spot someone too far ahead or too far behind on the river.
Meanwhile, I think one of the most compelling use cases is for young hunters. With young hunters, I think it’s important to get them started using optics and thinking about glassing. Using optics can help hunters find and identify more animals, plus you get to have some really cool experiences — like watching a mother black bear across a canyon tear open a log as her two young cubs play nearby.
One drawback to binoculars is often the bulk and weight. A key benefit to a monocular is the reduced size and weight, which can be particularly beneficial to young hunters.

The Verdict
All-in-all, the Maven CM.1 8×32 Monocular is a high quality midrange optic that’s great for casual hunting, everyday carry, and traveling light. We think it’s fantastic for young hunters who you want to have a good experience they can control themselves . . . but also aren’t ready to pack heavier binoculars. They’re also great for wildlife viewers: The CM.1 Monocular is lightweight and small but when you want to focus in on an animal, it’s nice to see it in sharp focus with a bright image. Very highly recommended.