Occasionally I see some interesting travel related products that I think you guys might be interested in. We’ve talked recently we talked about Gravel Toiletry Bags and blankets, the Evolutionary travel backpack, the RetraStrap luggage strap and the Uphold travel cutlery set, among others.
Travel related Kickstarters:
- WHYTRIP Modular Storage Suitcase ($179,413 funded; back by Sep 27)
- HOVERAir 8K Flying Action Camera ($4,184,402 funded; back by Oct 1)
- Qubii Power: 2-in-1 Charger ($29,473 funded; back by Oct 9)
- Gemini Charging Cable ($64,518 funded; back by Oct 10)
- Pioneer Simplified Wallet ($59,833 funded; back by Oct 14)
- Anthbot Genie Robot Lawnmower ($530,216 funded; back by Oct 20)
- SNAPPY Ergonomic Phone Battery Grip ($60,290 funded; back by Oct 29)
- SwitchLens - Turn any Smartphone into a Professional Camera (already funded; no end date)
- Waschii PocketSized SolarHeated Waschiing Machine (already funded; no end date)
Today I wanted to talk a bit about the Hawkeye AI15 Monocular. You have until July 6th (this Saturday) to back this Kickstarter.
All Kickstarter / Indiegogo links in this post may pay me a commission if you boost the project through my link.
Hawkeye AI15 Monocular features
Here are a few pictures of the Hawkeye AI15 Monocular
Hawkeye AI15 Monocular video
Here’s a video showing off some of the different options and features of the Hawkeye AI15 Monocular
Hawkeye AI15 Monocular cost
The Hawkeye AI15 Monocular is currently on Indiegogo and has currently raised over USD$6,480 from a initial goal. You have until July 6th (this Saturday) to back the project. Here are a few of the levels that you can back the project at
- USD$359 – 1 Hawkeye AI15 Monocular
There are also discounts for buying multiples.
Again, here is the link to back the Hawkeye AI15 Monocular – it says it is scheduled to ship in July 2024
What do you think of this monocular? Planning on backing this? Leave your experience in the comments!
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