With powerful magnification for distant viewing and a large objective lens for a bright image, the 45° angled viewing Alpen Optics 20-60x80 Wings Spotting Scope will meet the needs of birders, shooters, hunters, travelers, and even stargazers. The dual coarse/fine focusing system makes it easy to find the subject of your observation, then refine the image to see the details. Fully multicoated lenses and dielectric coating on the prism assure maximum light transmission for a sharp image. Along with its traditional uses on the range and in the field, it can be used at night to view the moon, planets, constellations, and more. The spotter comes with a carrying case and a telescopic sun shield.

45° Angled Viewing    Powerful 20-60x Zoom Eyepiece    Large 80mm Objective Lens    Anti-Reflection Fully Multicoated Optics    Dual Focus (Coarse & Fine)    Twist-Up Eyecup    Nitrogen-Filled, Fog and Waterproof    Slip-Resistant, Protective Rubber Armor    Carrying Case

• Powerful 20-60x zoom eyepiece allows you to make detailed observation and identification at extreme long range
• Oversized 80mm objective lens helps to ensure views remain bright and clear
• Minimum focus distance of 18'
• Anti-reflection fully multicoated optics increase light transmission to improve color rendition and contrast
• Dielectric-coated BK7 prism
• 108-foot field of view at 1000 yards on 20x, 60 feet on 60x

• Eyepiece is set at a 45° angle to the scope's body, putting the user's head in a comfortable viewing position whether they are standing, sitting, or lying prone
• Dual focusing system for making coarse and fine adjustments
• Twist-up eyecup improves viewing comfort with or without eyewear
• Standard 1/4"-20 tripod mount
• Comfortable relief at all magnifications reduces eye fatigue
• 4mm exit pupil on low power, 1.3mm on high power

• Nitrogen-filled to prevent fogging when moving through extreme changes in temperature or environmental conditions
• Extendable sunshade helps to prevent lens flare for improved contrast and clarity
• Carrying case included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What adapters are available for my mobile phone (Moto G5) ? I can't find any phone adapters for this spotting scope.

A: This may work for you. But I can't be sure the Novagrade Universal Standard Digiscoping Adapter. B&H # NOPA020001 that is the B&H part number.

Q: 2. Does this spotting scope come with any type of case?

A: It does come with a protective sleeve that you can carry. It does not come in a hard case.

Q: 3. Is there an adapter to fit a Canon mirrorless camera to the Meopta Meopro?

A: The adapter will be determined by the model of the Canon camera you will be using it with.

Q: 4. Is this scope good for use with a Nikon DSLR? If so, what type of adapter would be needed? My purpose is for stationary birds and similar distant subjects.

A: We use this with an iPhone. There are several adapters depending on your phone. Ours works well with video and photos.

Q: 5. Does B & H sell replacement lens caps for the Celestron Trailseeker 80 20-60x80 Spotting Scope?

A: Please send your replacement caps inquiry to Celestron's Technical Support Department. You can reach them at mail@celestronsupport.com

Q: 6. Which MeoPix iPhone adapter fits this scope?

A: The 48mm and 49mm Adapter will be compatible. Here is a link to the Meopta MeoPix iScoping Adapter for iPhone 5 (49mm), not quite sure which iphone Model you have. Link: http://bhpho.to/1QOhkVt

Q: 7. can I attach this device to a PENTAX SLR camera?

A: Yes you can. I would recommend the Barska Telescoping Digi Adaptor. This is what is recommended from Barska. Website link to the model: http://bhpho.to/1CGku0f

Q: 8. Do you have a hard case for this scope ?

A: Nope. It's got the neoprene condom on and that it. Gets used every Sunday and had been bouncing around under the back seat of my truck since I go it and still works perfectly.

Q: 9. What Tripods does this scope fit into?

A: The scope has a Tripod Mounting Thread 1/4"-20 which is a universal thread size on most consumer tripods My recommendation for a spotting scope is a tripod with a pan/tilt head

Q: 10. What quick release mount do you recommend for this setup?

A: A Spotting scope should be used with Any Video Fluid head to facilitate fluid, non vibration movement as one Pans or follows an object, expecially at the High Magnifications on most scopes. An example of a common fluid head is, Manfrotto 700RC2 Mini Video Fluid Head B&H # MA700RC2 MFR # 700RC2 Another design, is where the Plate is Much longer to provide better balance in general, or especially when using Camera's or smart phone digiscoping. An example of a advanced fluid head is, Manfrotto 502AH Pro Video Head with Flat Base BH #MAMVH502AH • MFR #MVH502AH Or, in some but not all cases, this can be added to an existing tripod head. Axler QRA-501L Quick Release Assembly BH #AXQRA501L • MFR #QRA-501L