The gift for the outdoorsperson who already has everything | Popular Science

Oct 29, 2024

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You know the type: The outdoorsperson who treats themselves to every cool gadget known to man. It makes gift shopping for them next to impossible. Well, until this year, when you give them a pair of night-vision binoculars that take pictures and videos. Order this holiday gift now for $89.97 (reg. $159.99)—sale ends Nov. 3.

We know it might seem like it’s too early to order gifts but think about it: These binoculars are on sale right now, so you can get ahead of the holiday shopping craze and avoid the stress of shipping delays.

Your giftee probably already has a pair of binoculars, but these would be a major upgrade. For one, they’d be able to see in the dark like Batman—up to 1,000 feet away, precisely.

They may be sitting around a campfire, or on a midnight stroll through the woods, and hear an owl calling up in a tree. Normally, this is a sight they’d have to miss out on, but the night-vision binoculars would let them zoom in nice and close.

Even cooler, they can capture that owl in 12MP photos or 1080p videos. Everything they see with their eyeballs could be saved to the included memory card.

Yeah, this is something your giftee doesn’t have, alright. Head to checkout now to order their gift before this sale ends.

These digital binoculars might have grand features, but they can still be used like a plain old pair if need be. There’s still one big difference, though: Instead of traditional eyepieces, the viewer looks through a 2.4-inch HD screen. It’s a bit easier on the eyes when spotting birds, bucks, plants, or whatever else your giftee likes to do.

This year, give a thoughtful and practical gift. Skip right to checkout to order these binoculars for $89.97 (reg. $159.99) before the sale ends on Nov. 3 at 11:59 p.m. No coupon is needed to get this price.

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