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Spotting Scopes

Capture precise views with the best range of spotting scopes from top brands like Bushnell, Celestron, Acuter, and Vanguard. Get exciting deals on spotting scopes for hunting, birdwatching, shooting, digiscoping, ocean viewing, whale watching and more!

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  1. SkyWatcher 80/600 Black Diamond Refractor (Need Legs)
    SkyWatcher 80/600 Black Diamond Refractor (Need Legs) (SWBDED80OTA)
    In stock
    $1,148.85
  2. Bushnell 20-60x80mm Engage DX Spotting Scope (SENDX2680A)
    Bushnell 20-60x80mm Engage DX Spotting Scope (SENDX2680A)
    In stock
    $1,198.85
  3. ZeroTech 20-60x85 HD Spotting Scope
    ZeroTech 20-60x85 HD Spotting Scope (THD206085ED)
    In stock
    $1,198.85
  4. Sky-Watcher Star Discovery 127/1500mm Maksutov Telescope
    Sky-Watcher Star Discovery 127/1500mm Maksutov Telescope (SW127MAKSDR)
    In stock
    $1,458.85
  5. Bushnell 20-60x80mm Forge Spotting Scope (SF206080TA)
    Bushnell 20-60x80mm Forge Spotting Scope (SF206080TA) (SF206080TA)
    In stock
    $1,988.85
  6. Sky-Watcher 120/900 EvoStar 120ED Telescope (OTA)
    Sky-Watcher 120/900 EvoStar 120ED Telescope (OTA) (SWBDED120OTA)
    In stock
    $2,888.85
  7. National Geographic 8x32mm Children's Spotting Scope
    National Geographic 8x32mm Children's Spotting Scope (9106000NG)
    Out of stock
    $56.85
  8. Tasco 20-60x80mm Spotting Scope
    Tasco 20-60x80mm Spotting Scope (TS20608045)
    Out of stock
    $334.85
  9. Acuter 20-60x80mm Natureclose Spotting Scope
    Acuter 20-60x80mm Natureclose Spotting Scope (ST2060X80A)
    Out of stock
    $338.85
  10. Acuter 20-60x80mm Grandvista Spotting Scope
    Acuter 20-60x80mm Grandvista Spotting Scope (DS80A)
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    Out of stock
    $458.85
  11. Bushnell 16-48x50mm Prime Spotting Scope (SP164850B)
    Bushnell 16-48x50mm Prime Spotting Scope (SP164850B) (SP164850B)
    Out of stock
    $548.85
  12. Acuter 22-67x100mm Natureclose Spotting Scope
    Acuter 22-67x100mm Natureclose Spotting Scope (ST2267X100A)
    Out of stock
    $578.85
  13. Nikon Fieldscope ED50
    Nikon Fieldscope ED50 (BDA121AA)
    Out of stock
    $638.85
  14. Nikon Fieldscope ED50-Angle
    Nikon ED50-Angle Fieldscope (BDA126AA)
    Out of stock
    $638.85
  15. Vanguard Endeavor HD 82A 20-60x82 Angled Spotting Scope
    Vanguard Endeavor HD 82A 20-60x82 Angled Spotting Scope (V237992)
    Out of stock
    $688.85
  16. Vanguard VEO IV 82A
    Vanguard VEO IV 82A 25-60x82 Spotting Scope (V252209)
    Out of stock
    $988.85
  17. Bushnell Nitro Spotting Scope
    Bushnell Nitro 20-60x65 Angled Spotting Scope SN206065GA – ED Glass (SN206065GA)
    Out of stock
    $1,548.85
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Top Sellers In Spotting Scopes

  1. Celestron Ultima 80 - 45° Spotting Scope w Adaptor
    Celestron Ultima 80 - 45° Spotting Scop... (52350)
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  2. Celestron Ultima 65 - 45° Spotting Scope w Adaptor
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Featured In Spotting Scopes

Great Deals on Spotting Scopes in Australia

Spotting scopes are optical devices used for a variety of outdoor activities such as birdwatching, hunting, wildlife observation, and nature photography. They can also be beneficial for astronomers, target shooters due to their high magnification power. They are larger and heavier than binoculars, but smaller and more portable than telescopes.

Some of the best spotting brands in Australia are Acuter, Celestron, National Geographic, Sky-Watcher, Unistellar and Stealth Cam.

Spotting scopes typically consist of a long, straight or angled body with a lens at one end and an eyepiece at the other. They usually have a 50mm to 80mm objective lens and magnification can be from 15x to 60x. Spotting scopes with a larger objective lens gather more light and produce brighter images. However, they can be bulkier.

If you are planning to buy a spotting scope, there’s a wide variety to choose from and can get a little confusing. Here’s what to consider when buying a spotting scope:

Shopping for Spotting Scopes Online

What to consider when buying a spotting scope online

Angled or Straight spotting scope (eye-piece placement):

In a straight spotting scope, the eyepiece is in line with the body of the scope, which means your line of view with the object is straight. They are great for beginners for activities that need quick target acquisition like moving objects (wildlife). Angled spotting scopes have the eyepiece positioned at a 45-degree to the scope’s body. They are ideal when looking for longer periods of time and don’t need height adjustments for viewing through different positions.

Magnification:

Spotting scope magnification ranges between 15x to 60x. Higher magnification allows you to see more distant objects but images also get shakier and hard to focus.

Objective lens:

The quality of the image depends on both the magnification range and objective lens. Common objective lens sizes range from 50mm to 80mm. A large objective lens will make your spotting scope heavier to carry but will produce brighter and clearer images of distant objects.

Zoom lens:

The zoom lens in a spotting scope allows you to adjust the magnification of the scope within ranges such as 15-45x or 20-60x. Zoom lenses provide more versatility due to their magnification range. On the other hand, the fixed-magnification type eyepiece will provide a wider field of view than a similar magnification level of the variable-magnification type.

Lens quality and lens coating:

Lens quality can determine the clarity, sharpness, and color accuracy of the image, while the coatings help to reduce glare, reflections, and other optical distortions. The lens quality and coatings you need will depend on the amount of light in the activity you are planning.

For assistance with purchasing a spotting scope, use live chat to speak with a member of the RYDA team. They can assist you with any questions you may have, as well as price match inquiries.

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