Large aperture glass
The 90mm openings capture more light for brighter night views.
These refractor models help families and beginners see the moon clearly with large apertures and portable designs
The 90mm openings capture more light for brighter night views.
Select sets include a stool for comfortable stargazing sessions.
Lightweight builds make it easy to take these to dark sites.
These models feature apertures up to 90mm and focal lengths reaching 600mm for bright views of the lunar surface.
These models use simple refractor designs that are easy for new hobbyists to assemble and point.
The 80mm and 90mm models are compact enough to fit in a car for trips away from city lights.
The focal lengths are specifically suited for seeing craters and details on the moon.
Some listings include extras like pop-up tents to make backyard astronomy fun for children.
The 90mm aperture makes the moon look incredibly sharp from my backyard.
I like that this set came with a stool so I can sit comfortably while watching the stars.
The orange 500mm model is very easy to carry and sets up in just a few minutes.
This catalog features models with a 90mm aperture, which provides the most light-gathering power for the brand. These are paired with focal lengths ranging from 500mm to 600mm.
Yes, several models are designed for kids and include accessories like pop-up space tents. The refractor design is straightforward for younger users to handle.
The travel models, such as the 80mm refractor, are built for portability. They maintain a 600mm focal length while remaining light enough for transport.
The 90mm aperture 600mm model for adults and kids specifically includes a stool. This allows for a more stable and comfortable viewing experience during long nights.