Zeiss Conquest Gavia 85

The high-resolution lens system and fast, precise focus turn snapshots into unforgettable images. Whether it's a single bird or an entire flock, nature watchers can enjoy the details of wildlife in any situation with the 60x magnification of the Conquest Gavia 85.

The universal tripod plate makes the Conquest Gavia compatible with a wide range of tripods, and extensive digiscoping accessories further expand the field of application.

With the new ZEISS Conquest Gavia, birder and nature observers get a powerful spotting scope with an excellent price/performance ratio.

The compact companion on all tours

The new ZEISS Conquest Gavia 85 spotting scope with slanted field of view has been specially developed to meet the needs of wildlife and nature observers. Its compact design and light weight make this spotting scope with a large 85 millimeter objective lens diameter an ideal travel companion with high optical performance and brightness, even in remote locations. With 60x magnification under wide-angle field of view, difficult identification tasks can be mastered even at long distances thanks to the detailed image reproduction. The short close focus, which is unique in this class, makes observing small objects such as songbirds or butterflies a special nature experience, explains Dr. Gerold Dobler, Product Manager at Carl Zeiss Sports Optics GmbH. The intuitive and dynamic focusing mechanism also allows fast and smooth focusing during observation.

Wide range of applications

"With the new ZEISS Conquest Gavia 85, nature and birdwatchers get a powerful spotting scope with an excellent price/performance ratio," Dobler said. The universal tripod base makes it easy to snap the spotting scope into the quick-release system of Manfrotto tripod heads. Extensive digiscoping accessories expand the versatile field of application, as do simple connection options for astronomical eyepieces. According to Dobler, this allows every observer to quickly and easily adjust their preferred magnification and the desired field of view to their individual needs.