Optics, lights, and trail gear for hunters, hikers, birders, and anyone who uses the outdoors instead of just photographing it. Specced honestly, priced fairly, repaired free for as long as you own them.
Seven tools across three doors. Pick the one for what you actually do outside — the rest will be here when you need them.
Binoculars, a spotting scope, a monocular, and a trail camera. For first-light hunts, mudflat birding, and animals that won't show up while you're watching.
A flashlight that throws 240 metres and a headlamp that keeps both hands free. USB-C, weather-rated, built for the moment the sun drops faster than you planned.
One pair of folding poles. Aviation-grade 7075 aluminum, all-metal flip-locks, four sets of tips. The piece of gear most hikers don't realise they need until the descent.
12× / 42 mm · BAK-4 prism. All-day glass for first light.
20 m PIR · no-glow IR · 8 AAs for weeks of survey.
20–60× zoom · 60 mm · ridge-to-ridge reach.
12× clarity that fits a jacket pocket.
20,000 lm · 1,500 m reach · USB-C · digital readout.
1,000 lm · spot + flood + red · IPX5 · 40h low.
9.9 oz · 7075 aluminum · 4 tip sets · folds to 17.3".
All seven products, side by side. With specs, prices, and the same lifetime warranty on every one.
Field-tested before it ships. Every product runs a full season in the hands of guides, SAR teams, and the four of us before we put it on the site. If it doesn't survive what we throw at it, you don't see it.
Honest specs, fair prices. No marketing copy hiding behind the spec sheet. No "premium" tier you have to upgrade into. Same optics-grade glass and aircraft-grade aluminum the legacy brands sell for three times the price — at what it costs us to do it right.
Kept, not replaced. Lifetime field warranty on optics, multi-year on electronics. Free repairs, parts stocked for the long haul, and a team of four humans answering email within one business day. We'd rather fix it twice than sell you a replacement.
12× magnification, 42 mm objectives, BAK-4 roof prism, > 95% light transmission. 640 grams that you can carry from first light to last without taking off.