Impressive in low light
In the grey light of early dawn you'll scan distant ridges and far-off peaks, picking out the fine details that give you and edge in the hunt. The sharp definition and high contrast of the Vortex Skyline scope places amazing long distance viewing within your reach. This season, Vortex lifts the standard even higher with the Skyline ED spotting scope — engineered for the ultimate in vivid colors and high resolution. If you're looking forward to years of hunting, count on the consistency of the Skyline ED.
Extra-low dispersion glass for bright, color-correct and sharply-defined images throughout the powerful zoom range.
Distinctive Broadband coatings reduce surface reflections for the most impressive images at high magnifications.
Fully multi-coated optics increase the amount of light passing through the scope for even brighter, more detailed views.
Exceptional zoom range
Watching animals from a distance is even easier with the Skyline ED spotting scope's powerful zoom eyepiece. From near to far, the Skyline ED will impress you with crystal clear details and natural colors throughout the entire zoom range. This versatile 20-60x eyepiece lets you take in whole scenes, or zoom in for antler counts. Designed for comfort (even with eyeglasses), all you do is twist back the eyecup for pleasing, wide-field viewing.
Rugged construction you can count on
State-of-the art technology works smoothly to deliver exceptional contrast through the 80mm Skyline ED spotting scope — perfectly suited for years of high quality, long distance viewing in challenging viewing situations. Enclosed in a rugged, impact-resistant housing, you'll be ready for any kind of weather or terrain imaginable with this dependable scope.
Complete waterproofing against the effects of dust, rain, sleet, and snow on the optics is certain due to tight O-ring seals.
Clear fogproof viewing in sudden temperature changes is a reality because the nitrogen purged optics prevent internal fogging of the lenses.
Angled eyepiece design
The angled eyepiece position is a favorite among folks who spend much of their time watching birds high in the treetops, scanning higher elevations for wildlife, or gazing up at the moon. In other words, the angled eyepiece is ideal for people who often view upward from a lower vantage point. And, if you tend to share your scope with others, you'll find the angled eyepiece position of the Skyline spotting scope readily accommodates users of many different heights ... with less adjusting of the tripod.
Included with the Vortex Skyline ED Angled 80mm Spotting Scope:
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