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Description

Angled 25–75×60 Spotting Scope for Bird Watching and Wildlife Viewing

This angled spotting scope brings distant birds and wildlife up close, with far more reach than typical binoculars. Begin at 25× to locate a bird on a branch or across the water, then zoom toward 75× to study its plumage and markings. The 60 mm objective lens, BAK4 prism and fully multi-coated optics deliver bright, natural-looking daylight views, while the 45° angled eyepiece lets you look down into the scope comfortably, whether you are watching treetops or sharing the view with family members.

The focus wheel sits on top of the body, the zoom ring is marked from 25 to 75, and a close focus of 5 m (16.4 ft) brings nearby backyard birds into view. Twist the eyecup up for viewing without eyeglasses, or down when wearing them. A rubber-armored body provides a secure grip, and the metal mount with a standard 1/4"-20 thread fits the included tabletop tripod and most camera tripods.

At approx. 29 cm (11.4 in) long and approx. 687 g (1.5 lb), the scope is easy to take on hikes, camping trips and national park visits, and it is just as useful for an evening look at the Moon, a day at the range or scouting game. The kit includes a tabletop tripod, a phone adapter, a soft carrying case with a shoulder strap, an objective lens cap and a cleaning cloth. Offered in black with a red or blue accent ring, it makes a thoughtful gift for bird watchers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Functions
  • 25–75× Zoom, Find the Bird First, Then Bring the Details Closer
    A bird at the edge of a pond or high in a tree is easy to lose at high power. Start at 25× to bring it into view, then turn the zoom ring to move in closer and study its plumage, posture and markings. The 60 mm objective lens gathers ample light for a bright image in daylight.
  • 45° Angled Eyepiece, Easy Treetop Viewing for the Whole Family
    Watching birds in tall trees with a straight-body scope often means bending or tilting your head for long periods. The 45° angled eyepiece lets you look down into the scope while the tripod stays low and steady, so treetop viewing feels natural. Family members of different heights can also take turns without readjusting the tripod each time.
  • BAK4 Prism and FMC Optics, Bright Daylight Views With Natural Color
    When you are identifying a warbler or watching an eagle overhead, color and contrast make the difference. The BAK4 prism and fully multi-coated lenses help transmit light efficiently and reduce glare, giving you a bright daylight image with natural, true-to-life color for easier identification and more enjoyable viewing.
  • Tabletop Tripod and 1/4"-20 Thread, Steady Viewing on a Table or Your Own Tripod
    A spotting scope needs steady support, since even a small movement shows at higher power. The included tabletop tripod sets up on a picnic table, windowsill or tailgate for relaxed, seated viewing. When you prefer to stand, the standard 1/4"-20 thread on the metal mount fits most camera tripods, so you can choose the height that suits you.
  • Approx. 687 g (1.5 lb) Body, Easy to Bring on Hikes and Trips
    Bulky optics often stay at home. At approx. 687 g (1.5 lb) and approx. 29 cm (11.4 in) long, this scope is compact enough for a carry-on bag or daypack, and its soft carrying case has a shoulder strap for hands-free carrying. Bring it to national parks, lakeshores and campsites without adding much weight to your gear.
  • Range Spotting and Game Scouting, Check Your Shots Without Walking Downrange
    Walking downrange after every group interrupts a practice session. From the firing line, you can check shot placement on paper or steel targets, whether you are sighting in a new rifle or working on your groups. Before a hunt, it helps you observe deer and other game from a distance, so you can plan your approach without disturbing the animals.
  • Top Focus Wheel and Marked Zoom Ring, Clear Views With Simple Adjustments
    Searching for the right control can mean missing the moment a bird takes flight. The focus wheel sits on top of the body where your hand rests naturally, and the zoom ring is marked from 25 to 75, so you always know your magnification. A close focus of 5 m (16.4 ft) also brings nearby feeder birds into clear view.
  • Twist-Up Eyecup, A Comfortable Eye Position for Every Viewer
    Side glare and an unsteady eye position make it hard to keep a steady view. Extend the twist-up eyecup to hold your eye at a consistent distance and block glare from the side. If you wear eyeglasses, twist the eyecup down to bring your eye closer to the eyepiece.
  • Phone Adapter Included, Capture and Share What You Observe
    A rare visitor at the feeder, an elk across the valley or the craters of the Moon on a clear evening are worth sharing with family and friends. Attach your phone to the included adapter, which fits phones up to 10 cm (3.9 in) wide, and record photos or video through the eyepiece to keep a lasting record of your sightings.
  • Rubber-Armored Body and Metal Mount, A Secure Grip and a Solid Connection
    Outdoor optics are picked up and moved constantly, from the car to the trail and from the case to the tripod. The rubber-armored body provides a secure, comfortable grip, and the metal mount gives the scope a solid connection to the tripod. An objective lens cap and a cleaning cloth help keep the lens ready for the next outing.
Parameters
  • Magnification: 25–75× zoom
  • Objective Lens Diameter: 60 mm (2.4 in)
  • Eyepiece Diameter: 21 mm (0.8 in)
  • Eyepiece Angle: 45° angled
  • Prism: BAK4
  • Lens Coating: Fully multi-coated (FMC)
  • Field of View: 2.6°–1.3°
  • Close Focus: 5 m (16.4 ft)
  • Eyecup: Twist-up
  • Tripod Mount: 1/4"-20 standard thread
  • Scope Length: Approx. 29 cm (11.4 in)
  • Scope Weight: Approx. 687 g (1.5 lb)
  • Tabletop Tripod: Approx. 30 cm (11.8 in) folded, approx. 218.5 g (7.7 oz)
  • Phone Adapter: Fits phones up to 10 cm (3.9 in) wide
  • Color: Black / Black with Red Accent / Black with Blue Accent
  • Package Weight: Approx. 1141 g (2.5 lb)
  • Package Dimensions: 33 × 8.5 × 15 cm (13.0 × 3.3 × 5.9 in)
  • Package Includes: Spotting Scope × 1 (with objective lens cap), Tabletop Tripod × 1, Phone Adapter × 1, Carrying Case × 1, Lens Cleaning Cloth × 1, English Instruction Manual × 1
  • Please note:
    1. Never look at the sun through the spotting scope, as this can cause serious eye injury.
    2. Field of view, close focus and other optical figures are measured under test conditions; actual viewing varies with light, distance, heat haze and weather.
    3. At higher magnification, the image becomes darker and more sensitive to movement. Begin at 25× to locate your subject, refocus after zooming, and use steady support in good light for the best results.
    4. This spotting scope is not waterproof. Avoid rain and splashing water, and wipe it dry after use. When bringing it from cold outdoor air into a warm room, leave it in the carrying case for a short time before use.
    5. The tabletop tripod is designed for tables, windowsills and other stable surfaces. For standing use, mount the scope on a full-size tripod with a 1/4"-20 thread.
    6. All dimensions and weights are approximate.

FAQs

Why does the image look darker or less sharp at high magnification?

Higher magnification spreads the available light over a larger image and enlarges every movement, haze and vibration. For the clearest view, focus at 25× first, increase the magnification gradually, and fine-tune the focus again after each change. Place the scope on a stable surface and avoid touching it while viewing. In heat haze or low light, a low or medium setting usually shows the most detail.

The included tripod is short. Can I use the scope while standing?

Yes. The included tabletop tripod is designed for tables, windowsills and tailgates. For standing use, attach the scope to a full-size tripod with a standard 1/4"-20 thread, which fits most camera tripods.

How do I take photos or video with my phone?

Remove the phone case, open the camera app at 1× on the main lens, and clamp the phone in the adapter. At 25×, center the camera lens over the eyepiece until the image fills the screen, then increase the magnification and refocus. Keeping the scope on a tripod helps prevent blur. The adapter fits phones up to 10 cm (3.9 in) wide.

Can I use the spotting scope with eyeglasses?

If you wear eyeglasses, twist the eyecup down and bring your eyeglasses close to the eyepiece. Without eyeglasses, twist the eyecup up to rest your eye at a consistent distance and block stray light.