Celestron SkyMaster PRO 20×80 binocular

The Celestron SkyMaster PRO series offers binoculars with premium technical features, a large diameter and incredible brightness, ideal for both terrestrial and astronomical use, even in harsh environmental conditions thanks to the nitrogen sealed body fill of the binoculars.

They feature a rubberized waterproof body for a firm and secure grip, completely waterproof and equipped with a large knurled central focusing knob. The hull is made of polycarbonate and aluminium alloy to keep the weight down and ensure rigidity, protection and robustness of the binoculars.

Nitrogen filling allows use even in extreme conditions such as those often encountered in dusty and humid environments.

The 80 mm diameter achromatic optics are treated with the famous and proprietary Celestron XLT multi-coating to ensure very high contrast values and a high light transmission value, which makes these binoculars ideal for use especially in low light conditions, such as at night in twilight.

The use of the Celestron SkyMaster PRO 20×80 binoculars is strongly recommended with the support of a sturdy tripod (not included), as the weight of the binoculars and the high magnifications involved would not allow for stable viewing and precise focusing when free-handed. Thanks to the central rod integrated in the body of the binoculars and the adjustable tripod attachment screw along the rod, the binoculars can be correctly balanced for easy and precise aiming of moving subjects and deep-sky astronomical objects.

Pointing at celestial objects or distant objects that are difficult to frame using the classic method is aided by the option of attaching a red dot finder with the RSR (Reflex Sight Ready) system. Framing distant objects has never been easier.

The Celestron SkyMaster PRO binoculars with 80 mm lenses have an unprecedented brightness output in low light hours, making them suitable for observation at dawn and dusk and in dense forest areas. They are also perfect for observing wide-field astronomical objects such as nebulae, open clusters and under stable seeing conditions also the Moon and Planets, but are also suitable for daytime use from terraces, balconies or observation posts.