Cold Harbour Supply talks about the practical use of dual band night vision and thermals for civilians... "Why combine night vision with thermals? Well, it just might be the most capability in an all-in-one unit for most people. In today's video, Ryan goes over seeing more for less and why the Dual Band allows you to see it all."

Is the Sig Sauer Echo CV25 the best thermal to date? 4MR Ranch put out this video to go over this thermal clip on. This features BDX 2.0 and a quick disconnect mount, offers adaptable performance in any situation. Its compact 5-inch design includes a parallax-free eyepiece for rapid target acquisition and easy firearm swapping. Powered by a high-sensitivity 640x512 thermal core, it captures photos and videos with audio, configurable via the BDX app.

Simply Aritz talks about the the use of night vision and thermal devices in airsoft if they are proper investments to be made by those who want to join in night games... "Night Vision and Thermal Vision are becoming more and more common in Airsoft, in fact, if you are interested I leave you a guide to learn everything you need about NVG."

Dirty Civilian goes over the iRay RH25 thermal monocular if it provides good value... "Thermal optics aren't cheap, which is why we like them to be versatile. We show you what it looks like to use our favorite thermal optic, the iRay RH25, as a handheld, helmet-mounted, and rifle-mounted optic with and without an LPVO, and talk about the limitations of this superpower."

Will the Holosun DRS Thermal optic remind of the Predator? Watch this video from the 1911 Syndicate... "The Holosun DRS Thermal basically gives you the same vision Predator had in the 1980s. The optic is both a day time red dot, and a night time thermal optic, aka the optic highlights heat signatures. Are you a fan of it?"

The Dirty Civilian lists thes pros and cons of using bridged thermal night vision whilst on a budget... "Everyone knows that night vision and thermal are superpowers. With any superpower though, it often comes at a heavy price. So how cheap can we go and still have a next-gen, functional system with both tools? In this video, we dive into the pros and cons of running night vision and thermal on a 'budget'."

Dirty Civilian gives his take on the Holosun Thermal and Night Vision Red Dots if they are game changers in this video... "The new Holosun Thermal (DRS-TH) and Night Vision (DRS-NV) Red Dots are finally here. How do they perform and are they worth it? Are they a game changer for next-gen, affordable optics for civilians? The results are pretty incredible."

Arkayne Co presents the iRay RH25 Helmet Mounted Thermal. It is a monocular that costs US$5,999.00... "The RH25 by iRay may very well be the most versatile thermal unit around. The RH25 can be used as a handheld, helmet, standalone, or forward mounted unit.

Thermal is an essential piece of kit for the prepared person. Skip to 8:09 to see how thermal beats night vision by far.

Here is Kaiju to quickly talk about the Valken Tango Thermal Goggle. It comes with - 3 interchangeable lenses of clear, yellow, and grey and these dual thermal lenses that exceed ANSI Z87.1 standards. The package include as carry bag and removable prescription eye wear insert. Frame colors available in either black, olive, or tan.

Richard Douglas writes for the Airsoft & Milsim News Blog to discuss about night vision and thermal scopes if there is a difference between these two systems... "Everytime I use night vision — whether wearing helmet-mounted goggles, using the best 6.5 Creedmoor scope with the aid of thermal, or engaging targets with a NV optic — I feel nearly invincible.

Afterall, seeing in the dark was only gifted to certain animals. Now, we have various night vision and thermal optics that allows us to see in the dark.