Spotting Scopes

Those who want big optical performance for terrestrial (and astronomical) observing in a small package should consider the 5" aperture Celestron C5...

This Celestron spotting scope puts good quality Maksutov-Cassegrain optics for long-distance observing (both terrestrial and astronomical) into a c...

The economical Celestron 80mm Ultima angled viewing spotting scope makes a big aperture spotting scope affordable for just about everyone. For litt...

For very long distance or very low light observing, nothing beats a very large aperture spotting scope for making distant or dim birds more visible...

We know of no other spotting scope that beats the price/performance ratio of the Celestron 65mm Ultima. This exceedingly economical 45° angled view...

This is it. The broadband-coated/Zerodur mirror Questar Birder is the ultimate spotting scope . . . This Questar Birder with broadband optical coat...

Absolutely pinpoint resolution, total freedom from spurious color and distortion, an image clarity and contrast in a class all its own - the Questa...

When you need absolutely pinpoint resolution, total freedom from spurious color and distortion, and the highest possible light transmission and con...

The 65mm aperture of this straight viewing Celestron Ultima 65 gathers better than 17% more light than a conventional 60mm spotting scope, and has ...

Compared to the four-digit prices of 65mm ED spotting scopes from Europe, the moderately-priced 65mm Celestron Regal M2 apochromatic ED zoom is an ...

For little more than the cost of a conventional 60mm scope, the large 80mm objective lens of this Celestron Ultima spotting scope gives you over 77...