Spotting Scopes

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Spotting Scopes

Spotting Scopes Built for Clarity and the Elements

Whether you're glassing wildlife, spotting hits on the range or surveying distant terrain, clarity and durability come first. Sightmark spotting scopes pair sharp, distortion-free optics with rugged, weatherproof construction, from the budget-friendly Solitude kit to the XD-glass Latitude.

Solitude 11-33x50 Latitude 15-45x60 Latitude 20-60x80 XD
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Distortion-Free Clarity

Fully multi-coated optics are engineered to cut distortion and boost image quality, so your target stays sharp and detailed at any distance. The Latitude line adds dielectric mirror coatings for even better light transmission.

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Rugged Rubber Armor

A rubber-armored body shrugs off bumps, scrapes and rough handling, so your spotting scope keeps up whether you're trekking through rough terrain or setting up at the bench.

03

IP67 Waterproof, Dustproof and Fogproof

Every Sightmark spotting scope is IP67 waterproof and nitrogen filled, so you can glass through rain, dust and humidity without worrying about the weather getting in the way.

Find Your Fit

Compare Sightmark Spotting Scopes

Solitude 11-33x50SE Kit

$101.97

A lightweight, affordable kit with everything you need to start glassing, including a tabletop tripod.

  • Magnification11-33x50
  • PrismBK-7 Porro
  • Weight22.5 oz
  • WaterproofIP67
Shop the Solitude

Latitude 15-45x60

$509.97

A compact, rubber-armored Latitude for hunters and shooters who want serious glass in a packable size.

  • Magnification15-45x60
  • Close focus27 ft
  • Length11 in
  • WaterproofIP67
Shop the Latitude 15-45

Also available with an FFP mil-radian reticle.

Latitude 20-60x80 XD

$713.97

The flagship: XD extra-low dispersion glass and an 80mm objective for maximum detail at long range.

  • Magnification20-60x80
  • GlassXD, fully multi-coated
  • Close focus39 ft
  • WaterproofIP67
Shop the Latitude XD

Also available with an FFP mil-radian reticle.

The Sightmark Difference

Why Choose a Sightmark Spotting Scope?

Sightmark spotting scopes are built to redefine what shooters and outdoor enthusiasts expect from their glass: clear, detailed views and the toughness to handle real field conditions.

Want something more portable for scanning on the move? Browse Sightmark binoculars.

Spotting Scope FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What magnification spotting scope do I need?

For general glassing, wildlife and range use, a 15-45x or 20-60x zoom covers most needs. A larger 80mm objective like the Latitude 20-60x80 XD gathers more light and holds detail at the top of the zoom range, while the compact Solitude 11-33x50 is easy to carry and set up.

What's the difference between the standard and FFP Mil-Radian Latitude spotting scopes?

The FFP Mil-Radian versions add a first focal plane mil-radian reticle, so a spotter can measure and call corrections for a shooter. The reticle stays accurate at any magnification. The standard versions have a clear view with no reticle.

What is XD glass?

The Latitude 20-60x80 XD uses extra-low dispersion glass, which reduces color fringing for a sharper, higher-contrast image, especially at high magnification.

Are Sightmark spotting scopes waterproof?

Yes. Sightmark spotting scopes are IP67 rated, waterproof to 1 meter for 1 hour, and nitrogen filled to stay fogproof. The rubber armor also protects against bumps and scrapes.

Do Sightmark spotting scopes come with a tripod?

The Solitude 11-33x50SE kit includes a tabletop tripod and carry case. The Latitude models include a carrying case and lens covers and have a standard 1/4-inch tripod mount, plus Picatinny accessory rails.