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Celestron SkyMaster 25X100 ASTRO Binoculars with deluxe carrying case
Celestron SkyMaster 25X100 ASTRO Binoculars with deluxe carrying case The SkyMaster Series of large aperture binoculars from Celestron offer phenomenal performance for astronomical viewing. They are also a great choice for terrestrial use, especially over long distances. All models feature high quality BAK-4 prisms and have multi-coatings for enhanced contrast. The 80 and 100mm models are waterproof and feature structural … Continue reading
Leupold Wind River Mesa (10×50) Binocular
from $169.00 to $210.00 at 3 StoresThe inverted porro prism design of the 8x23mm and 10x23mm Mesa series compacts gives them a small body that’s slim and easy to grip. Of course, they’re also tough, reliable, waterproof, and deliver an outstanding sight picture. Aspheric lenses in both models give you a flat field of view. Roll-down eyecups offer versatility for … Continue reading
Leupold Cascades (8×42) Binocular
from $220.00 to $264.00 at 4 StoresLeupold Wind River Cascades 8x42mm and 10x42mm center focus, roof prism binoculars give you the sharp, bright image, full contrast, and color fidelity serious birders demand, even when the light is low. Plus, their in-line design makes both models trim, lightweight, and a real pleasure to use, whether you’re in the backyard or away … Continue reading
Orion Mini Giant Binoculars 9 x 63 porro
Orion Mini Giant Binoculars 9 x 63 porro Orion’s Mini Giant binoculars gather more light than a 50mm objective but without the bulk of larger “giant” binoculars. Their ample objectives deliver distinct high-contrast views of star clusters, bright nebulas, and galaxies. The 9×63, 12×63, and 15×63 models feature a 63mm objective at successively higher magnifications. These models are also suitable … Continue reading
Orion Terra 18 36x60mm Zoom Spotting Scope
Orion Terra 18 36x60mm Zoom Spotting Scope Quality spotting scopes have the unfortunate reputation for being expensive, while the less costly models are considered inferior. Orion’s Terra 18 – 36×60 Zoom Spotting Scope, however, is designed for daytime observers who don’t equate being thrifty with being cheap. The 60mm objective lens is fully coated and large enough to produce crisp, … Continue reading