Longue-vue Focus SP14 A 20-60X80 à oculaire coudé

When distant details matter—whether you're glassing for game across a valley, reading wind flags at the range, or observing wildlife without disturbing it—a standard binocular often falls short. The Focus SP14 A 20-60X80 angled spotting scope bridges that gap, delivering a versatile 20-60x zoom range through a large 80 mm objective lens. Its angled eyepiece reduces neck strain during long sessions and allows comfortable viewing from a low tripod position, making it a practical tool for extended observation.

Who is it for

This scope suits birders, hunters, target shooters, and nature enthusiasts who need high magnification with bright, clear images. The 80 mm objective gathers ample light, extending usable viewing into dawn and dusk. The angled design is especially beneficial for digiscoping or when sharing views with others of different heights, as the eyepiece rotates to a convenient angle without moving the tripod.

Main features

• 20-60x zoom magnification with a large 80 mm objective lens for bright, detailed views.
• Angled eyepiece (45 degrees) for comfortable viewing and easy sharing.
• BaK-4 Porro prism with fully multi-coated optics for high light transmission and contrast.
• Nitrogen-purged waterproof and fogproof construction for reliable performance in all weather.
• Rubber armored body for shock resistance and a secure grip.
• Standard 1/4"-20 tripod mount for stable, hands-free observation.

Specifications

• Magnification: 20-60x
• Objective lens diameter: 80 mm
• Eyepiece angle: 45 degrees
• Prism type: BaK-4 Porro
• Lens coating: Fully multi-coated
• Field of view at 20x (1000m): 38 m
• Field of view at 60x (1000m): 17 m
• Exit pupil at 20x: 4.0 mm
• Exit pupil at 60x: 1.3 mm
• Eye relief at 20x: 18 mm
• Eye relief at 60x: 15 mm
• Close focus: 6 m
• Waterproof: Yes (nitrogen purged)
• Fogproof: Yes (nitrogen purged)
• Tripod mount: Standard 1/4"-20 thread
• Body material: Rubber armored
• Twilight factor at 20x: 40
• Twilight factor at 60x: 69.3

Tips

For best results, use a sturdy tripod to eliminate shake at high magnifications. When digiscoping, align your smartphone camera carefully with the eyepiece and use a remote shutter or timer to avoid vibration. Keep the lens caps on when not in use, and if the scope is exposed to rain or moisture, allow it to dry naturally before storage.