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Breakaway Nylon Coasters are precision-engineered, rust-proof nylon adjusters designed for quick and universal focus ring control. Lightweight and durable, these coasters provide a reliable, easy-to-use solution favored by professionals and enthusiasts alike.
| ASIN | B009SPDU3C |
| Best Sellers Rank | #105,213 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #1,047 in Bar Coasters |
| Brand | Breakaway Tackle |
| Brand Name | Breakaway Tackle |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 634 Reviews |
| Is Dishwasher Safe | No |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 6.5"L x 2.6"W |
| Item Weight | 9.07 g |
| Manufacturer | Breakaway |
| Manufacturer Part Number | NC2 |
| Material | Nylon |
| Material Type | Nylon |
| Model Number | NC2 |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Shape | Round |
| UPC | 709969100201 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
J**T
Good economical throw lever
These work great and are easy to use, but may need a strip of thin foam or rubber between them and the scope for grip. They can work on scopes that have an ear built into the magnification ring, but the fit isn't as good.
M**S
Worked for me
These were bought to use as adjusters for scope magnification ring. I saw this in an ad and I bought them hoping they would work for my Discovery optics scopes. They work quite well .but are a bit large for the job.
P**T
Nice product at a fair price!
I put these on two of my scopes, and they make the process of magnification so much easier. No more moving off target to reach for the wheel.
L**N
good price for a twofer!
I thought they where kinda goofy, but work great and I am very pleased
D**.
Finally a solution
finally somebody made a throw lever that works. Magnifying dials for some reason are always tight, regardless of the make of scope. Most scope manufactures either produce a throw lever or will direct you to someone who does. Ive probably bought 8 different ones to fit two different scopes and they always fail, generally by working loose. Breakaway Tackle is a simple solution, works very well, stays tight. Just bought my second pair โฆcant beat the price.
R**H
Does The Job !!
I had never heard of these and ran across them in an online video. Since I couldn't find a lever to fit my particular scope, I decided to give these a try. It was very easy to install and does the job very well !! A nice, tight fit around my power ring with no signs of slippage. These appear to be made from the same material as a good, quality zip tie only a little heavier. They flex somewhat so won't bend like an aluminum lever might if it was bumped or banged up against something in the field. The knob left behind after trimming is big enough to function well with gloves or to find without taking your eyes off of your target. For ~$7 a piece, you can't go wrong. I will be getting more of these.
J**Y
Innovative
Ran across this item while looking at something else. Decided to give it a try. Pretty innovative. A bit bulky, but it installs and works great.
D**S
Fantastic, But For One Thing
Just got them today and put them them on two of my scope's, focus rings, a Bushnell and a Leupold. Fantastic and really easy. You can cut off the excess strips with wire cutters or dikes very easily. I gave it a 5 star review but would have given it 4 1/2 because of one thing. One of my three scopes has an IR adjustment dial and the knob of the Breakaway Coaster hits it and can't move past it. I cant use it on that scope. The knob on the Breakway Coaster is ONE INCH IN DIAMETER. Make sure that if you have an IR dial near the focus ring, (either on top or canted to the side), that the Breakaway Coaster knob can clear it. Other than that, these are great for your focus adjustment, quick and very easy to turn with a finger. You may even be able to put them on an objective lens, (parallax), adjustment if your scope has that feature.
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