Orion Skyline Deluxe Green Laser

Orion Skyline < 5mW Deluxe Green Laser

Have you ever been outside under a clear starry sky with a friend or family member, when you wanted to point out the location of the Orion Nebula, or trace the outline of the Sagittarius “Teapot” asterism? You point your finger, but that just doesn’t cut it. “Where are you pointing? Do you mean the third bright star up from that middle pine tree over there?” Save yourself from frustration and take the guesswork out of the equation with the Orion SkyLine Deluxe Green Laser Pointer. Its bright green beam makes pointing out objects in the sky as easy as pie.

The Orion SkyLine Deluxe Green Laser Pointer is perfect for stargazers. It emits a thin but distinct green laser beam that appears to stretch all the way to the stars! SkyLine’s < 5mW green beam just keeps going and going, seemingly to infinity. It works in light-polluted or moonlit skies just as well as crystal-clear skies in remote locations. It's great for pointing out stars, planets, constellations and more for others to see. The SkyLine Deluxe now uses electronic feedback regulation to ensure ultra-stable beam intensity compared to other green lasers on the market, even in cold temperatures.

The aluminum laser pointer body is 6-inches long and features a convenient pocket clip. Two AAA batteries are included.

CAUTION: Use the Skyline Deluxe Green Laser Pointer responsibly! Never aim it anywhere near people, animals, moving vehicles, aircraft, or windows.

Class 3R laser product, avoid direct eye exposure.

Please note this product was not designed or intended by the manufacturer for use by a child 12 years of age or younger.

• SkyLine’s < 5mW green beam just keeps going and going.
• The aluminum laser pointer body is 6-inches long and features a convenient pocket clip. Two AAA batteries are included.
• CAUTION:Use the Skyline Deluxe Green Laser Pointer responsibly! Never aim it anywhere near people, animals, moving vehicles, aircraft, or windows.
• Class 3R laser product, avoid direct eye exposure.