Cloud Break Optics

60° Everbrite 1.25" Diagonal

60° Everbrite 1.25" Diagonal - Main image
$239.85 $369 In stock

Category: Observing Aids

Description

This is an entirely new angle for Tele Vue! It's a real breakthrough for birding and terrestrial viewing; the perfect combination of comfort and performance. Al came up with this very desirable accessory while playing at the Winter Star Party. This diagonal combines Tele Vue performance and optimal ergonomics. Like a 90° diagonal, this yields images that are correct up and down, but reversed left and right.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin U. ★★★★★

The wider field of view is a game-changer for me, letting me spot details I used to miss. I can actually keep both eyes open and relax my neck during long birding sessions. This diagonal is my new go-to for comfortable terrestrial viewing.

Timothy ★★★★★

The 60-degree viewing angle makes terrestrial observations feel much more natural, especially for extended birdwatching sessions. I appreciate how the grip provides a comfortable hold even after hours of use.

Henry A. ★★★★★

The view through this diagonal is so comfortable that I can scan for birds for over an hour without any neck strain. The 60-degree tilt lets me keep my head in a natural position while using my spotting scope, which makes a huge difference on long sessions.