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Take the Vortex Nomad 20-60x60 Angled Spotting Scope (NMD-60-A) and move in on the drama surrounding waterfowl and game in wilderness landscapes. Looking through the zoom eyepiece of this angled Nomad spotting scopes, you'll travel from panoramic scenes at 20x to more targeted details at 60x. Great color, clarity and comfortable full field views are yours, even if you wear eyeglasses.
Vortex Nomad 20-60x60 Angled Spotting Scope has fully multi-coated optics which make every scene brighter and more detailed, BaK-4 high density glass prisms - they deliver sharp views from one edge of the field to the other. Contemporary eyecup design makes the most of long eye relief for wide angled views, available to every user by simply retracting the multi-stop eyecup to the most pleasing position.
The Vortex Nomad 20-60x60 Angled Spotting Scope has a slim, lightweight profile which is perfectly suited for travel and long hikes in the field. When you're far from shelter, you'll be ready for driving rains and wet, heavy snow showers with the Nomad Spotting Scope.
Waterproof housing of Vortex Nomad 20-60x60 Angled Spotting Scope provides complete protection from rain, sleet and snow because of tight O-ring seals. Fogproofing with nitrogen purging prevents condensation on internal lenses so you enjoy clear views in spite of sudden temperature changes, Impact-resistant body is rugged and easy to carry.
Solid construction forms the basis for a lifetime of rewards as you head outdoors with this highly portable vortex spotting scope.
The angled eyepiece position is a favorite among folks who spend much of their time watching birds high in the treetops, scanning higher elevations for wildlife, or gazing up at the moon. In other words, the angled eyepiece is ideal for people who often view upward from a lower vantage point. And, if you tend to share your scope with others, you'll find the angled eyepiece position of the Vortex Nomad 20-60x60 Angled Spotting Scope readily accommodates users of many different heights, with less adjusting of the tripod.
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