Swarovski Spotting Scopes

The amazing burnt orange ATC 17 - 40 x 56 spotting scope has it all with small dimensions and outstanding optics.

The amazing ATC has it all with small dimensions and outstanding optics.

The perfect case for the 115 mm objective module. The close-fitting stay-on case protects the scope against impact even in demanding conditions.

This is a special order item and may take longer than normal to arrive due to to COVID-19 impacts.

Extendable spotting scopes from SWAROVSKI OPTIK have been performing in harsh conditions for decades. They are simple to use, lightweight, and can be easily packed away due to their manageable dimensions.

With the 25-50x wide-angle eyepiece, you can enjoy viewing comfort across the entire magnification range. With a weight of only 295 g / 10.4 oz and a unique optical system with an aspherical lens for an edge-to-edge viewing experience in sharp detail, this eyepiece is also excellent for digiscoping.

The 20-60x variable eyepiece by SWAROVSKI OPTIK provides bright, crystal clear images right up to the image periphery over a wide range of magnification.

The 65 mm objective module is perfect for those who want a lightweight device that offers outstanding optical performance, a large field of view, and impressive close-range focusing.

The amazing Swarovski STC 17 - 40 x 56 spotting scope has it all with small dimensions and outstanding optics.

Taking functionality to a new level the ATX spotting scope system combines exceptionally flexible modularity with optical perfection.

Extreme detail recognition at crucial moments thanks to SWAROVISION technology and total ease of use ensure fascinating experiences in the great outdoors.

Phils Review : "Of all the spotting scopes used for birdwatching or hunting, this scope is the penultimate scope. Whether I have been looking at wild western budgies around a desert waterhole in the late afternoon or sitting in a bush hide waiting for a flighty deer in low morning light, I have found this scope setup to be perfect for the job."