Victory Harpia 85 Spotting Scope

With the exception of its objective lens diameter of 85 mm, this version offers the same overall advantages as the Harpia 95 - but in a more compact configuration.

Thanks to the use of FL (fluoride) glasses and other specially formulated glass types, the Harpia 85 also delivers an absolutely sharp viewing image with natural color fidelity seldom found in premium spotting scopes - even at maximum magnification.

Thanks to its unique, 72° wide-angle field of view throughout the entire 3× zoom range, the unrivalled dynamic of the Victory Harpia guarantees superior performance at long or short distances in every viewing situation. A strong benefit of the subjective angle of view of 72° is that it provides a noticeably greater overview of the terrain throughout the entire zoom range - especially noticable, and appreciated, while zooming in and out.

DualSpeed Focus enables fast focusing and easy, precise, fine focus adjustment, even at high magnification factors. This feature enables the user to super tune the focus without having to settle for less than perfect image quality.

The integrated universal tripod plate is compatible with a range of tripods.

Elaborate lens system
FL glass and other custom glass ensure an absolutely sharp and colour fidelity image even at maximum magnification.

ComfortVision Concept
Subjective 72° angle of vision over the entire zoom range for a noticeably greater overview of the terrain.

A clear view, whatever the weather
There are always exciting things to be seen in the world of nature – even in wet weather. This is why ZEISS developed LotuTec®. A coating for the lenses of binoculars and spotting scopes that enables a clear and unhindered view in all weather conditions.

DualSpeed focus
Precise focussing with automatic switching between rapid and fine adjustment.

Compact high performance eyepiece
Slim construction for a comfortable viewing experience. Securely lockable bayonet mount.

ZEISS T* Coating
ZEISS T* coating is a guarantee of the brilliant, high-contrast images­­ which you will experience above all in adverse light conditions and in the twilight. Behind it, however, there is no specific formula for building up the layers. Instead, it is a technology that is constantly adjusted to suit new glass materials and requirements, which varies from lens to lens.