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Dirty glass ruins a good sight picture faster than just about anything, and dragging a shirttail across your scope is a fast way to scratch expensive lenses. The Leupold Optic Lens Pen solves that with a simple two-step approach that treats your optics right. One end holds a natural-hair brush that sweeps away loose dust, grit, and debris before anything touches the coated surface. The other end carries a microfiber tip loaded with a dry cleaning compound that lifts oils, fingerprints, and smudges without smearing or leaving residue behind.
Order of operations is everything when you clean glass. The natural-hair brush goes first because it clears abrasive particles that would otherwise get ground into the coating if you wiped them with a cloth. Once the surface is free of grit, the microfiber tip handles the fine stuff like oily fingerprints and haze. The brush is fully retractable, so it tucks safely away between uses and stays clean and ready. That clean brush is the key, since it is the first thing to make contact with your lens.
The microfiber tip automatically replenishes itself with a dry cleaning compound, so there is nothing to spill, no bottle to run dry, and nothing to freeze up on a cold morning. The compact, ergonomic body fits easily in your hand and slips into a pocket, pack, or gear case without taking up space. It works on rifle scopes, binoculars, spotting scopes, rangefinders, and even sunglasses, which makes it a handy one-tool answer for pretty much any coated glass you own.
When you have money tied up in quality optics, a few seconds of proper cleaning protects your investment and your view. This is the kind of tool folks end up buying more than once so they can stash one in every case. It is simple, it does the job, and it carries the Leupold name behind it.
Start with the retractable natural-hair brush to sweep loose dust and grit off the lens. Once the surface is clear of abrasive particles, use the microfiber tip on the other end to buff away fingerprints, oils, and smudges. Doing the brush step first keeps you from grinding grit into your coatings.
Yes. It is designed for coated optical glass across the board, so it handles binoculars, spotting scopes, rangefinders, and rifle scopes with ease. Plenty of folks use it on sunglasses and camera lenses too.
The microfiber tip replenishes itself with a dry compound each time you retract and extend it, and it will not spill or dry out like a liquid cleaner. Leupold does not list a specific number of uses, but it lasts a long time under normal cleaning. It is a great low-maintenance option to keep in a case you do not open often.
No liquid is required. The microfiber tip uses a dry cleaning compound, which is part of what makes it so handy in the field and in cold weather. That said, for heavy mud or caked-on grime, it is smart to rinse or blow off the worst of it before touching the lens.
| UPC | 030317488079 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 48807 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 0.5 |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 1.2 |
| Package Width | 3.5 |
| Product Type | Tool |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.06 |
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