Description
Swarovski AT Endura Spotting Scope: 90% light transmission, 53.3 oz, 13.5 ft close focus.
The AT Endura sits between Swarovski’s compact ATC and the modular ATX system. You get a 75 mm objective, generous for low-light glassing, in a single sealed body with no modules to buy or swap. Swarovski designed it to be lifted and used immediately: a big, bright view without fuss.
Swarovski AT Endura Spotting Scope specs
| Magnification | 21–65x |
|---|---|
| Objective lens | 75 mm |
| Body | Angled, one-piece |
| Field of view | 99–54 ft at 1,000 yds |
| Exit pupil | 3.5–1.2 mm |
| Close focus | 13.5 ft |
| Light transmission | 90% |
| Diopter correction | > 5 dpt |
| Length | 15.1 in |
| Weight | 53.3 oz |
| Submersion tightness | 13 ft (4 m) |
| Operating temperature | −4 to +122 °F |
| Warranty | SWAROVSKI OPTIK manufacturer’s warranty |
| Price | $2,899.00 |
Who is the AT Endura for?
Hunters who want Swarovski glass without the cost and complexity of the modular ATX system, and who glass mostly from a vehicle, a ridge-top seat or a blind.
AT Endura vs ATX with 85 mm objective
The ATX system is modular and offers a binocular BTX option and bigger objectives; the AT Endura is a simpler one-piece scope at a lower total price.
How bright is the AT Endura?
Swarovski quotes 90% light transmission, and the 75 mm objective gives a 3.5 mm exit pupil at 21x, bright enough for glassing at first and last light.
What’s in the box with the Swarovski AT Endura Spotting Scope?
- AT Endura 21-65×75 angled spotting scope
- Lens caps
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Swarovski AT Endura Spotting Scope FAQ
How much does the AT Endura weigh?
53.3 oz.
Is the AT Endura available as a straight scope?
No, it is angled only.
What is the close focus distance?
13.5 feet.
Manuals, firmware updates and warranty registration are on the Swarovski Optik official website.
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