ZEISS Victory Harpia 95 spotting scope + eyepiece

ZEISS Victory Harpia 95 spotting scope + eyepiece

The ZEISS Harpia spotting scope is the first spotting scope with triple wide-angle zoom in this product category. The large wide-angle field of view makes it easier for observers to quickly find their way around the field. Birds spotted with the binoculars can thus be recorded and identified more easily and, above all, more quickly. But the spotting scope is also convincing when counting birds or searching for special features in a large landscape area.
The magnification wheel, which is located behind the focusing wheel, runs stably over the long term with direct drive and ensures sufficient safety on longer excursions.

Fast focusing thanks to dual speed mechanism
With a close focus distance of 4.5 meters for the 95, the ZEISS Harpia spotting scope is suitable for close-up observation of small birds and insects. In addition to fast focusing, the dual-speed focus mechanism enables precise focusing at high magnification.

Sophisticated objective system
FL glass and other special lenses ensure an absolutely sharp and true-color image even at maximum magnification.

ComfortVision Concept
Subjective viewing angle of 72° over the entire Zoom range for noticeably better overview in the field.

DualSpeed Focus
Precise focusing with automatic switching between fast and fine drive.

LotuTec® coating
Clear view in all weather conditions. Neither raindrops nor dirt stick.

Compact high-performance eyepiece
Exceptional 3x wide-angle zoom objective with up to 70x magnification on the Zeiss Victory Harpia 95. Extremely wide fields of view convince in every situation. Comfortable viewing due to the slim shape. Securely lockable with the bayonet catch.

ZEISS T Coating*
The ZEISS T* multi-coating guarantees brilliant, high-contrast images that you will experience especially in unfavorable light conditions and at twilight. Behind this, however, is not a fixed recipe for a coating structure, but a technology that is constantly being adapted to new glass materials and requirements and varies from lens to lens.