41px features the Vector Optics Owlset VEOT-RS08 a thermal dot sight that can be used for airsoft. Osumi is wearing a red beret, glasses, and a purple-accented airsoft rifle, and explains how this piece of gear can find targets hidden in bushes, even during broad daylight. The footage provides side-by-side comparisons of what a regular camera sees versus the thermal imaging, where heat signatures of other players pop out like red blobs against a grey background.

One interesting part of the video is that the Osumi shows how the thermal sight can track multiple targets at once and remains effective even when they are crouching behind dense foliage. They also point out that while most people think of thermal scopes for night games, this one works just as well when the sun is out, essentially giving the player "cheat codes" for spotting camouflaged opponents.

While they look like they are ready to participate in a high-stakes fashion show and a tactical skirmish at the same time, the gear itself seems quite practical for those who struggle to see anything through thick greenery. It is basically for people who are tired of getting surprised by "bushes" that shoot back. The video ends with some close-up shots of the unit, which looks surprisingly compact for something that can find a person based on their body heat.