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Spotting Scope 25-75X75 FMC HD BAK4 (Water-Resistance, Long Range Spotting) with Metal Tripod and Carry Bag (with Phone Holder)

Spotting Scope 25-75X75 FMC HD BAK4 (Water-Resistance, Long Range Spotting) with Metal Tripod and Carry Bag (with Phone Holder)

$57.99 USD
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Premium Optics for Superior Clarity: Equipped with a fully multi-coated green film objective lens and BAK4 Porro prism optics, this spotting scope delivers a bright and clear viewing experience with exceptional light transmission. Enjoy sharp, high-quality images with reduced glare and improved contrast.

Advanced Features for Superior Performance: The Diamondback HD spotting scope features a sleek new design and advanced HD optics for clear and sharp images. It includes a smooth-focus wheel that lets you easily adjust the image, adjustable eyecups for comfort, and compatibility with Arca-Swiss tripods for stable and smooth positioning. The scope is also water-resistant and fog-resistant, with durable rubber armor that provides a secure, comfortable grip and protects against shocks and wear.

Versatile Zoom and Easy Focus: The variable 25-75x magnification and dynamic lens focusing system make zooming effortless. Whether you’re into archery, bird watching, wildlife observation, hiking, camping, or star gazing, this spotting scope adapts to your needs with precision and ease.

Durable and Weather-Resistant: Designed to endure tough environments, the water and fog-resistant construction protects the optics while the rugged framework and rubber armor provide long-lasting durability. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking reliable performance in various weather conditions.

Perfect for All Skill Levels: The Fetch Falcon Spotting Scope is user-friendly and easy to set up, making it a great choice for both beginners and seasoned users. Includes a metal tripod, phone holder, and carry bag, offering convenience and portability for your outdoor adventures.

Specification 

  • Eyepiece Lens Description: Plossl
  • Objective Lens Diameter: 75 Millimeters
  • Product Dimensions: 16.9" D x 3.9" W x 3.9" H
  • Product Weight: 2.2lb
  • Focus Type: Manual Focus
  • Power Source: Battery-free
  • Finderscope: Reflex
  • Compatible Devices: Smartphones
  • Lens Coating Description: Fully Multi-Coated (Enhanced Light Transmission, Reduced Glare and Reflection, Increased Durability, Improved Color Accuracy)

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Joe D.
I can 👀

Awesome, a new adventure every time

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Peter
Might be fine for the price if you only need 25x

I got got this 25-75x70 scope because it was the cheapest I could find with a >60mm objective lens and a twist-up eyepiece. I've had good experiences with cheap no-name binoculars. So I was hoping a cheap scope would pleasantly surprise me, too.The ergonomics and build quality of the scope are fine -- above what I was expecting. However, the optics are below what I was expecting. The image is bright enough at 25x, but as I increase the magnification above about 30x, the image gets much darker very quickly, and worse than that, the circle of the image that I see rapidly decreases in size, too. (I expected the field of view to decrease, but I didn't expect the viewable circle to also decrease in size.) The image above 30x is not very sharp either.I got the scope primarily so that I could have something to be able to show another person exactly what I'm looking at, and this will work for that specific purpose. However, I was also hoping that 75x would be able to help me identify waterfowl up to 1km away, and this scope just won't reliably work for that purpose. The poor quality of the image at higher magnifications means that I'm not getting much more information than if I just stick to 25x. I can see ducks reasonably well at about 250m, and I can guess at about 500m.While I do get a little more range at 25x than I can using my $30 10x50 binoculars, the image from the scope in all other respects -- color, clarity, brightness, field of view -- is worse than that of those cheap binoculars. So if I had known that I was effectively getting just a ~25x optic, I think I would have done better to just get pair of 20x50 binoculars and mounted those to a tripod. It might not have been lighter, but it would have been cheaper and less bulky.I don't know for sure, but I'm sort of thinking that something about 3x the price of this scope is really the lowest that I should have aimed for a reasonably useful "cheap" scope.