Pentax PF-65EDA II Angled Spotting Scope Kit with 8-24 Zoom Eyepiece - KU70118

Pentax 65 mm ED 45º Angled Spotting Scope
with 8-24 Zoom Eyepiece

Compact, Portable Design with an 65mm Objective lens

The PF-65EDA II sports a lightweight body with a 65mm objective lens to assure outstanding portability and maneuverability in the field.  Designed with ED glass elements for sharp, high res, true color images. This model included the Pentax 8-24 Zoom Eyepiece!

Slanted Barrel for Easy Targeting of the Subject

The PF-65EDA II’s barrel is slanted 45 degrees upwards towards the eyepiece end to assure the most comfortable viewing position, even when the subject is at the top of a tree or high in the air.

Pentax XF-Series Eyepieces Designed for PF- Spotting Scopes!

While you will receive an 8-24 mm Zoom Eyepiece in this special PF-65EDA II Kit, it is still good to know that the scope accepts any of the Pentax SMC XF- or XW-Series eyepieces, as well as third-party 1.25" eyepieces.

Other User-Friendly Features of the Pentax PF-65ED II

• JIS Class 6 waterproof construction* with dust-shielding glass element in the eyepiece receptacle for all-weather viewing

• Nitrogen-filled body to prevent fogging caused by sudden temperature changes

• *The PF-65EDA II is not designed for underwater use and should not be submerged in water

• Durable, shock-proof rubber housing

• Easy-to-access focus ring positioned at the top of the lens barrel to facilitate focusing operations through an easy reach by either hand

• Collet-type eyepiece receptacle for smooth installation and removal of eyepieces

• Extendible lens hood to shield the observer’s eye from excessive light and keep the objective lens surface free of dust and rain

• Sight line on the lens hood for easy targeting of the subject

• Carrying case that can be fitted to the PF-65EDA II during observation

• Tripod receptacle with a click-stop rotation mechanism for easy twisting of the lens barrel to position the eyepiece at the most comfortable angle without changing the direction of the lens barrel