Zombie Exposed Man introduces the Novel Arms Absolute PRO X, a red dot sight featuring a large lens that provides a broad field of view for easier target acquisition. In field tests, the optic shows minimal distortion and holds a steady zero at distances of about 20 meters. It includes a motion activation system that saves power by dimming or turning off during inactivity, and the mounting footprint matches the popular Trijicon RMR standard for high compatibility.

Beyond basic aiming, the sight is built to handle significant impact and is waterproof enough to survive being submerged for half an hour. It comes with a removable protective shroud designed to prevent lens damage if you accidentally bang it against a wall. While it includes a backup iron sight feature, the presenter notes it is more for aesthetics than actual utility, suggesting it's mostly there to look the part.

The battery life is long enough that you could theoretically play airsoft three times a month for over sixty years before needing a change. By the time the battery dies, the presenter expects to be eighty years old and hopes the company will have released a bulletproof cover by then. The adjustment screws can be turned with a coin or even a shell casing, and the price is compared to a fancy steak dinner, making it a long-term investment for your gear.