The Pentax have very good reviews and if it wasn’t for the narrow FOV (more important for DSOs), and the fact that I already have 20x60s, I would probably have bought a pair myself. To get wide fields of view easily you need an 80 mm F/5 or 100 mm F/5 refractor with a 2 inch eyepiece capability preferably, although the 1 1/4 inch can still give wide views. One here at CN bino forum showed the add in a German E-bay and I got it for spare money and it was like new.

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degrees, but that field is very flat, eye relief is copious, and the TFOV is wide enough to fit many objects of interest. Unfortlantly in Sweden sky is seldom there ( and now one can’t travell anymore, that days is over for me anyway ) so a quality 60 mm bino is great to has for astro fun. This model has a larger front lens than the other sizes in the Classic range, this is to improve the light gathering and still produce a good quality image with such high magnification.No astro instruments is perfect for all obeservings but to has a 60 mm quality bino is well invested money. Although, I have to admit that I use my telescope outfitted with a binoviewer with either a 45 degree or 90 degree diagonal more than my 20x65 binoculars for ease of use looking high up in the sky. quarter was just extraordinary through the 20x60s – by far the best view I’ve ever had with hand-held binoculars. The complex optical design of roof prism binoculars provide durable, compact, yet lightweight design but require a higher level of optical perfection.