Minox NV 351 Night Vision Device

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posted on July 19, 2011
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Known for its high-quality gear and optics, Minox has introduced the newest addition to its product line for 2011: the NV 351 high-performance night vision device.

Lightweight and compact, the NV 351 allows noise-free, discrete observations and features a rugged, weatherproof design. It also allows for temperature fluctuations from -22 degreesto 122 degreesF.

Providing the full field of view, the NV 351's eyepiece adjusts to fit any user, even those who wear glasses, and comes with a tripod socket. The MSRP is $399.

For more information, go to minox-us.com.

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