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The Celestron Skymaster Pro 20x80 binoculars offering incredible immersive views of the deep sky, and are a travel-friendly alternative to a telescope. Here's our review When you purchase through ...

Photo credit: Gabriel Morgan[/caption] All in all, we think the SkyMaster Pros are the best pick out there for most people. With their premium XLT optical treatment and huge objective lenses, they ...

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The Celestron Echelon 10x70 binoculars feature a rugged, well-padded case and comfortable, wide padded strap, despite weighing 4 pounds 1 ounce (1.8 kilograms). The binoculars utilize fully ...

You can point any pair of binoculars at the stars. You really can. It's an easy and quick way to get to know the night sky, but a pair of dedicated binoculars, such as the Celestron SkyMaster 25x100 ...

Celestron’s Outland X 8×42 binoculars offer multicoated optics that deliver a 6.8° field of view. The unit features a protective rubber covering and is waterproof and fogproof. Twist-up eyecups offer ...

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Coordinator for the Astronomy and Dark Sky Initiative for the Lake Fork Valley Conservancy Phillip Virden looks down the valley at the San Juan Mountains with his binoculars at Windy Point on ...