If you already have a pair of small binoculars, for example a 6x30 or 8x32 pair, try them out under the stars: you’ll be amazed at how much more you can see.

AURIOL Zoom Binoculars 10-30 x 60 - Telescopes and Binoculars AURIOL Zoom Binoculars 10-30 x 60 - Telescopes and Binoculars

During our hands-on Celestron SkyMaster 8x56 review , we thought they were suitable for astronomy and perform well across a wide range of observation environments, such as looking for birds, other wildlife and spotting athletes at the stadium. We’re a big fan of hiking poles. And this pair will do the job nicely! They have a 3x telescopic function (variable height: 100-135cm) and are extremely light and robust. They have an ergonomic dual-component handle with cork section and vents for optimal air circulation and an EVA grip. SILVERCREST® 3-Band Radio Or if easy transportation is what you're after, there are also many telescopes that might fit the bill. Read our guide to the best travel telescopes. While they do come with a higher price tag because of their exceptional optics and quality finish, we believe they provide excellent value for those who can afford them. Nikon 10x50 Aculon A211 BinocularIdeal for anyone just starting out in stargazing. They're a bit bulky for travel and they don't offer much eye relief, but they're bright and sharp enough for impressive entry-level astronomy.★★★★One of the best parts of hiking is been able to take a seat on the summit and enjoy a cup of tea. This 1L insulated flask keeps beverages warm for up to 12 hours or cold for up to 24 hours. It includes two cups screwed together as a lid closure and has a double-walled stainless steel body. ERNESTO® 750ml Drinks Bottle Celestron Nature DX 12x56They offer bright and clear views, with a wide aperture for gathering light and magnification that is excellent for stargazing and wildlife spotting.★★★★½ Celestron UpClose G2 10x50 Binocular: Best thought of as a great value pair of entry-level binoculars for all-round use and for occasional night sky views. They’re also really easy to set up, adjust and use. As such, there is a reasonably good choice for astronomy groups on a budget (though we do worry about their longevity). ★★★★½

Auriol 10–30x60 (English - 28 pages) User manual Auriol 10–30x60 (English - 28 pages)

In our Canon 10x42L IS WP binoculars review, we thought that even though they are pricey, they are almost perfect for hand-held astronomy, so we believe the cost is justified if you can afford it. These binoculars are simply the best choice for skywatching, but they do come with a higher price tag. They boast outstanding optics and include optical stabilization technology similar to what you find in Canon's pricey camera lenses. This stabilization is incredibly handy when using them without a tripod, especially considering their powerful 10x magnification. It eliminates shakiness and makes it feel like you're using an invisible tripod. These are fantastic entry-level binoculars that punch well above their modest price tag. They are new to the market and hold their own against more expensive binos because, as we found during our Nikon Prostaff P3 8x42 binocular review, the optics are fantastic for the price. The eye relief is very long at 20.2mm and the eyecups are adjustable — this is excellent news for anyone who wears glasses and makes for a comfortable viewing experience for all. The image through the Vortex Crossfire HD 10x50 binoculars is sharp and clear, with stars appearing as perfect pinpoints of light. While observing brighter objects, you may detect some minor color distortion, but this is typical for binoculars in this price range. Still, the Vortex Crossfire HD 10x50 provides an excellent combination of brightness and sharpness across the entire field of view. During our review, we only observed a tiny drop-off towards the very edges of the field of view.Since you're magnifying the same amount of light collected by 10x50s, a higher magnification usually means images are less bright. Despite the loss of brightness, the Action EX 12x50 is equipped with multi-coated lenses and high-refractive-index prisms to ensure that the decrease in brightness isn't noticeable. In our Nikon Action EX 12x50 binoculars review, we found that you get great, high-contrast images. With its rings not resolvable on their own, Saturn was a challenge for this pair of binoculars. However, skywatchers will detect definite ansae, or the extension of the rings at either side of the planet, giving Saturn an oblate shape. Then there’s a women’s specific pair of hiking trousers for a few euro more. They are also water and stain-repellent and come in sizes 10-18. CRIVIT® Ladies’/Men’s Hiking Shoes/Boots For our Celestron Nature DX ED 12x50 review binoculars, we took them to several events, partly because they are lightweight and compact and they can be carried easily in their padded case. We tested them at a motor race and were delighted with the bright and sharp views, even at dusk. The binoculars have a wide field of view, measuring about 6.5 degrees. This makes them great for observing events like the moon passing through or near a large star cluster, such as the Pleiades in the Taurus constellation. When looking through these binoculars, you'll see sharp, pinpoint stars throughout the entire view, with great contrast. The Celestron Nature DX 12x56 binoculars are a great choice for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy activities like wildlife observation, bird watching, and astronomy. They offer the performance of mid-range optics but come at a beginner-friendly price. They are highly affordable and work well for stargazing, thanks to their 12x magnification and wide 56mm objective lenses. Additionally, individuals who wear eyeglasses can benefit from the 16mm eye relief these binoculars provide.