For orientation or recognizing display boards, monoculars provide assistance to visually impaired individuals and can also be used in leisure activities or while traveling. Compact and handy, they are suitable for discreet observation and identification. Particularly noteworthy is the short minimum focus distance. The Club M 6x16, with six times magnification, impresses with its small dimensions, easy one-handed operation via a sliding focus, and rubber-armored housing. The fully multi-coated Kepler roof prism system ensures detailed and sharp image quality. It comes delivered in a black leather case with a carrying cord. Weighing only 68 grams, the Club M 6x16 monocular is also ideal for leisure use, whether traveling, visiting museums, or observing nature unobtrusively. Minimum focus distance is 1.5 m, with a field of view of 140 x 108 m at a distance of 1000 m.