Monoculars

Since I have a tremor in my right hand I was considering a monocular instead of a pair of binoculars. 

Looking for something with as good glass as I can get for final minutes of legal light and a wide FOV.

Or is a good pair of binoculars going to out perform a good monocular?

Any thoughts?

I spent some more time one handed glassing using the 10x42 Meopta, 7x42 Zeiss and added a 15x80 Steiner. For one handed viewing the 7x42 wins, hands down. The lower magnification helps reduce the effects of movement.

I have had these several years and like them. The Zeiss monoculars are also ones you should consider.  I don't do well with binoculars but this I like. 

I have tried many monocular over the past 60 years and I have never found one that will provide the quality of view that a decent pair of binoculars can. That said, I wondered what you use was for a monocular? Spotting scopes are great but normally need a tripod to get steady views, and I have one that works well, like others have said, with a straight lens. I also own a small spyglass, like the ones used on ships or by my relatives, the pirates. lol That unit is best braced on a tree limb or some part of my vehicle to keep it steady. 

I suppose I have to come back to the "what are you doing with it" question. it is the same question we all ask about binoculars. BTW, a good SLR with a nice zoom lens works good in many situations.

I hope you have found a great solution and that you are glassing at will.

Rev.