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Vortex Skyline ED Angled 80mm
The Vortex Skyline ED
Spotting
Scopes are also available as Straight 80mm.
80mm captures big, bright images
In the grey light of early dawn you can count on the
Skyline ED spotting scope for a definite edge in any hunt. When scanning
distant ridges and far-off peaks, the Skyline ED scope targets the fine
details you need to pick out with sharp, high-contrast images. This
season, Vortex delivers the ultimate in vivid colors and high resolution
with the Skyline ED. 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.
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