Spotting Scopes

A spotting scope is an extremely versatile instrument. Are you an enthousiastic bird watcher, plane spotter or do you like to observe wildlife in nature? Then a spotting scope is very useful. Is your interest in astronomy? Then you can also use a spotting scope. Spotting scopes are actually suitable for all objects you want to watch at a distance.

Nikon Monarch Fieldscope 82ED-A

Regular Price: £1,599.00

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Nikon Monarch Fieldscope 60ED-S

Regular Price: £1,389.00

Special Price £866.02

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Nikon Monarch Fieldscope 60ED-A

Regular Price: £1,389.00

Special Price £857.18

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Swarovski ATX 95mm Lens Module 30-70x

Regular Price: £3,300.00

Special Price £2,919.18

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Leica APO-Televid 82 Spotting Scope (Straight)

£1,946.12

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Swarovski CTC 30x75

Regular Price: £1,199.00

Special Price £884.60

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Leica APO-Televid 65 Spotting Scope (Straight)

£1,371.13

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Nikon Fieldscope 50 ED Antracite

Regular Price: £499.00

Special Price £282.19

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Zeiss Conquest Gavia 85 with 30-60x Ocular

£1,592.28

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Vortex Viper HD 20-60x80 Spotting Scope

Regular Price: £759.00

Special Price £662.57

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Swarovski ATS 80 HD

Regular Price: £2,109.00

Special Price £1,592.28

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Nikon 30-60x Ocular for Monarch Fieldscopes

Regular Price: £549.00

Special Price £370.65

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Nikon EDG Fieldscope 85 VR

£2,874.95

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Nikon Prostaff 3 16-48x60 Fieldscope

Regular Price: £369.00

Special Price £220.27

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Nikon Monarch Fieldscope 82ED-S

£1,149.10

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Swarovski ATX + 95mm Complete Bundle Carbon

£3,348.21

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Pentax PF-100 ED Spotting scope + 8-24mm zoom

Regular Price: £2,699.00

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Sanju 20-60x80 Scope (45 degree angle)

£299.88

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Benefits spotting scope

Working with binoculars is a good option in the early stages of your passion. As you are more seriously involved with the nature around you, you will find that a spotting scope has a lot more to offer. Details that you do not see with binoculars are visible. You always use a spotting scope with a tripod. At high magnification, stability is a must.

A great spotting scope

Most spotting scopes have a variable zoom. This lets you adjust the zoom manually while observing. Usually, a spotting scope has a maximum magnification of 15 up to 60 times. Besides the fact that the increase is about five times larger compared to binoculars, you will also get a brighter image and a wider field of view thanks to larger lens. All with a great ease of use.

Type spotting scope

Spotting scopes are available with a straight or angled eyepiece. Before acquiring one you have to determine the purpose you want to buy a spotting scope for. Do you want to spot wildlife? Then you'll probably lie on the ground. A straight spotting scope is the most practical because you simply look forward and keep your head low. For bird-watching, the angled spotting scopes are more popular.