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View full detailsVortex optics are built for glassing paddocks, ridges and open scrub — binoculars, spotting scopes and rifle scopes that stay useful when the light drops and the distances get real.
Read moreThis Vortex range covers Viper and Razor binoculars, Viper HD spotting scopes, Viper PST Gen II rifle scopes, plus mounts and a reticle eyepiece. Match the glass to how you hunt. For wider field kit see hunting gear.
Handheld binoculars for walking and quick scans. A spotting scope on a tripod when you settle in for a long glass. A rifle scope when the shot is the point. Buy the tool for the job, not one optic that tries to do everything poorly.
Higher power is useless if the image bounces. Match binocular power to how steady you glass, and put big magnification on a spotter or a solid rest.
Laser rangefinding binoculars and FFP rifle scopes earn their keep when you need a number or a hold, not a shrug across open country.
Everyday Viper HD binoculars for bush and paddock glassing without the bigger 50mm weight. See the Vortex Viper HD 10x42.
Steps up objective size for brighter views in the ordinary hours of dawn and dusk. See the Vortex Viper 10x50 HD.
More magnification for the far ridge when you want the Viper HD class with extra reach. See the Vortex Viper 12x50 HD.
Razor HD binoculars when you want sharper glass than the Viper line for bush viewing. See the Vortex Razor HD 10x42.
Top-tier Razor UHD binoculars for serious long-range glassing when clarity is the whole job. See the Vortex Razor 10x50 UHD.
Laser rangefinding binoculars with ballistic capability for long-range work without swapping tools. See the Vortex Talon 12x50 HD 10K.
Angled 65mm spotter for long morning glass sessions without the neck ache of holding binoculars all day. See the Vortex Viper 15-45x65 HD Angled.
Straight 65mm spotter when you want to point it like a rifle and find the target quickly. See the Vortex Viper 15-45x65 HD Straight.
Bigger 85mm angled glass when 65mm is not enough reach across open country. See the Vortex Viper 20-60x85 HD Angled.
Maximum-reach straight 85mm spotter when you want power pointed where you look. See the Vortex Viper 20-60x85 HD Straight.
FFP hunting scope for scrub and mid-range work when you need low power that still reaches out. See the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 2-10x32 FFP.
Longer FFP PST Gen II when the shot is further and you need honest glass at higher power. See the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 FFP.
Gets the scope forward to a usable eye position on flat-top rifles. See the Vortex Viper 1 Inch Extended Cantilever Mount.
Turns an 85mm Viper spotter into a measuring stick for calling corrections. See the Vortex Viper HD 85mm Reticle Eyepiece MOA.
Pick binoculars for walking glass, a Viper HD spotter for long sits, or a PST Gen II when the rifle is the job. Unsure which Vortex fits? Call 1300 902 361 and we’ll talk country and distances through.
Glassing and shooting support — binoculars and spotting scopes for finding stock or game, rifle scopes for the shot, plus mounts and spotter eyepieces. This range is optical glass for hunting and field work, not thermal cameras.
Viper HD 10x42 is a solid everyday start. Step to 10x50 or 12x50 Viper when you want more light or reach. Razor HD and Razor UHD sit higher when glass quality is the priority. Talon 12x50 when laser ranging and ballistics matter. Call 1300 902 361 for a quick match.
Angled is often more comfortable for long sits and sharing the eyepiece at different heights. Straight points more naturally when you are aiming the spotter like a rifle. Both Viper HD 65mm and 85mm come in each style here.
Viper is the workhorse Vortex line for most hunters. Razor HD and Razor UHD step up optical performance when you want clearer glass and are happy to pay for it. Compare the product pages for weight and features.
Often yes for long glassing sessions. Binoculars are for walking and quick scans. A tripod spotter saves your arms and reaches further when you settle on a ridge for a proper look.
They suit paddock, ridge and scrub glassing where clear glass matters. Pair them with the rest of your kit from hunting gear, or compare with Alpen Optics if you are shopping stabilised binoculars instead.