Trace

Trace series is ZeroTech’s premium optics series for users who prioritise precision and reach, delivering high-magnification clarity for long-range observation across wide, demanding outdoor environments.

Where Trace Fits Best

Birding

Trace is ideal for birding where long-range precision is essential. High magnification and ED glass help identify markings and movement clearly across open wetlands, bushland and wide habitats, supporting birdwatching, wildlife observation and long-distance viewing where detail matters.

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For marine and coastal use, Trace delivers the reach needed to observe across wide horizons. Whether tracking seabirds, whale watching from shore, or scanning distant vessels, its long-range clarity supports accurate observation over water and along expansive coastlines.

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Trace suits travel through vast landscapes where observation happens at a distance. From outback terrain and open plains to elevated lookouts and remote locations, Trace binoculars and spotting scopes enable detailed viewing when close access is limited and terrain demands greater reach.

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Premium observation

Advanced 20-60x80 Spotting Scope

Designed for extended long-range observation

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Find Your Fit

Compare Trace Binoculars

Compare magnification, lens size, and features to choose the model that matches your needs.

15x56 binoculars

TR1556ED

Magnification

15x

Objective Lens Diameter

56mm

Exit Pupil Diameter

3.8mm

Field Of View

78.4m@1000m

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TR845ED

Magnification

8x

Objective Lens Diameter

45mm

Exit Pupil Diameter

5.78mm

Field Of View

135m@1000m

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TR1045ED

Magnification

10x

Objective Lens Diameter

45mm

Exit Pupil Diameter

4.54mm

Field Of View

112m@1000m

Premium Precision

The Trace Series

Trace is ZeroTech’s premium optics series, built for users who prioritise precision, reach and clarity when observing at distance. Designed for wide, demanding environments, Trace focuses on high magnification, ED glass optics and refined optical control to support accurate long-range observation.

Available across binoculars and spotting scopes, the Trace series is suited to situations where detail matters more than convenience. From identifying distant wildlife to studying expansive landscapes, Trace delivers reliable performance and clarity for users who need to see further and observe with confidence.

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Frequently asked questions

The ZeroTech Trace series is designed for long-range observation where precision and reach are essential. It suits users who observe at distance in wide, demanding outdoor environments.

Trace is best suited to experienced users, birding enthusiasts, and outdoor explorers who prioritise accuracy, detail, and long-range clarity over everyday or casual use.

Trace optics are well suited to birding, marine viewing, and travel through open landscapes, especially where wildlife observation and distant detail are important.

Trace focuses on precision and reach for long-range observation, while Thrive prioritises everyday ease of use and Vengeance offers accessible, all-round performance for general outdoor activities.

Yes. Trace spotting scopes are designed for extended observation, offering high magnification and stable, detailed viewing when studying distant subjects over longer periods.