Hawke Endurance ED Marine 7x42 Compass Monocular

Out on the water, knowing what you're looking at is only half the job — you also want its bearing and rough distance without fumbling for a separate compass or chartplotter. The Hawke Endurance ED Marine 7x42 Compass Monocular puts all three in one hand: ED-glass marine optics with an integrated compass and a rangefinder reticle read right in the view, in a waterproof, nitrogen-filled body you can work one-handed while the other stays on the helm.

Key Features

• Integrated compass — take a bearing on a mark, a headland, or another vessel without lowering the glass or reaching for a separate compass.
• Rangefinder reticle — an in-view reticle display for calculating distance to a target, handy for judging range to buoys, shorelines, and boats.
• 7x42 ED-glass optics — extra-low-dispersion glass cuts the color fringing cheaper marine optics show against bright water and sky. A 6 mm exit pupil holds detail at dawn and dusk.
• Fully multi-coated BAK-4 roof prism (System H5) — high light transmission and clarity in a slim, single-barrel body.
• Waterproof and fogproof — nitrogen-purged and O-ring sealed against spray, rain, and humidity on the water.
• One-handed, with a hi-vis floating strap — a compact 159 mm, 405 g body with 17 mm eye relief and twist-up eyecups; the included floating strap keeps it at the surface if it goes overboard.
• Tripod-ready — a ¼"-20 thread for steady, hands-free watching from a dock or deck.

Ideal For

• Boaters, sailors & navigators who want bearing, distance, and a sharp view from a single one-handed tool.
• Kayakers & paddlers needing a compact, waterproof optic that won't sink out of reach.
• Coastal & offshore watchers who want ED-glass sharpness plus quick ranging and bearings.