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Pentax 7mm XW extra wide angle eyepiece
$299.00This wide field Pentax eyepiece is designed for high power observing of objects on the ground by day and in the skies at night . . . -
Celestron 8-24mm zoom, 1.25"
$99.95This fully multicoated Celestron 8-24mm zoom eyepiece gives you a virtually infinite number of magnifications in a single very reasonably-priced eyepiece . . . -
Questar 32mm Brandon
$265.00This is an excellent low power eyepiece for capturing galaxy pairs and compact galaxy clusters, viewing emission and reflection nebulas and smaller open clusters in their entirety, etc . . . -
Questar 16mm Brandon
$265.00This is an excellent medium power eyepiece for lunar observing, resolving globular clusters, picking up details in the more compact emission and reflection nebulas, etc . . . -
Questar 12mm Brandon
$265.00This is an excellent medium high to high power eyepiece for observing lunar and planetary detail, resolving globular clusters, picking out details in smaller galaxies, etc . . . -
Questar 24mm Brandon
$265.00This is an excellent medium to low power eyepiece for lunar observing, viewing the more compact emission and reflections nebulas in their entirety, etc . . . -
Pentax 8-24mm SMC 1.25" long eye relief astronomical zoom; 21-63x or 26-78x spotting scope zoom
$359.00This is an ultra-premium six-element zoom eyepiece with surprisingly good eye relief for those who must wear eyeglasses while observing. Designed for use with Pentax spotting scopes, it can also be used for astronomical observing in any telescope accepting 1.25" accessories . . . -
Pentax 20mm XW extra wide angle eyepiece
$299.00This medium focal length Pentax provides sharp and very wide field images for both terrestrial and astronomical observing . . . -
Pentax 14mm XW extra wide angle eyepiece
$299.00This medium focal length Pentax is a dual-purpose eyepiece for both terrestrial and astronomical observing . . . -
Pentax 10mm XW extra wide angle eyepiece
$299.00This short focal length Pentax is a high power eyepiece usable for both terrestrial and astronomical observing . . .
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