Vixen Atera II 14×42 binoculars with image stabilization for nature and the starry sky

Without a tripod, keeping the magnification at 14x is almost impossible to keep under control. The Vixen Atera II 14×42 solves that problem with image stabilization, which compensates for the shaking of your hands. This way, with lenses of 42 mm, you can see details that would otherwise be lost.

A viewer for birds and wildlife at a distance, and also for the starry sky. The exit pupil is 3 mm, enough to see the moon, Jupiter with its moons and star clusters like the Plejades to enjoy a peaceful view. If you’re looking to watch them at night, be sure to check out our astronomy binoculars.

First set the eye distance and sharpness properly, then you can enjoy a long evening relaxed. Start with clear objects like the moon to get used to the stabilization.

If you want even more magnification and an ED glass, then there is the Atera II ED 16×50 WP.