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BELOMO 10x Triplet, Loupe, Hand Lens

BELOMO 10x Triplet, Loupe, Hand Lens

This is the best 10x loupe for the price period. I have seen many reviews on this loupe and they all refer to the great quality for the great price.

The lens on this triplet is 21 mm diameter, 19 viewable, which is almost exactly twice the viewable area of a comparable Bausch & Lomb Hastings 10x Triplet. True 3 element achromatic lens provides a bright and crisp view without color distortion. The housing is metal so it will not break like some other "cheap" hand lenses. Focal distance is 28 mm. Can be disassembled for easy cleaning. For $30 you can't go wrong with this one. Buy two or three, you won't regret it.

NEW and IMPROVED Lanyard for the BELOMO 10x Triplet

New and Improved Lanyard for the Belomo 10x Triplet

We have had a lot of requests, since we have been selling the Belomo 10x hand lens, for a lanyard that compliments it. We spent a lot of time looking, but failed to find anything that was suitable. So, we made our own.

Now we have improved it by adding an extra measure of usefulness. We have added a capture feature on the lanyard to hold the loupe in place. This also provides some extra protection from the elements. The tough webbing material now extends all of the way around the loupe to hold it in place. You won't find this feature on any other lanyards out there. This is a geo-tools.com original.

This lanyard is perfect for anyone who owns the Belomo 10x Loupe. One of the nice features about this lanyard is that it has a side release buckle that allows you to remove the loupe from the lanyard without having to take the lanyard off of your neck. (See the pictures above.) The Lanyard length is 36".

You can purchase the Belomo 10x triplet with the lanyard already attached or buy them separately.If you already own a Belomo 10x triplet all you have to do is remove one screw with a small screwdriver and slide the lanyard onto the frame of the hand lens. Put it back together, snug it up, and you are ready to go.