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Looking for a good viewing scope to Puget Sound water activity (boating, mountains) at a range of 5-20 miles. Would this scope or the 880 model work? — 1 Answer

by Jason, from WA, United States Asked on February 9, 2020

Name Kowa 77 mm High Performance Spotting Scopes Prominar TSN-770 Series - Waterproof/ Fogproof Spotting Scopes
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Answered by Armando R., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on December 10, 2020

Yes, these would be amazing spotting scopes for that purpose and realistically any job. The Kowa spotting scopes are some of the best in their respective price ranges. The 880 series would technically provide you with a better image as they have a larger objective lens which would be best for high magnifications. The 770 series is still great, but the larger objective of the 880 will be better at top magnifications.

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