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Pard Leopard 640 50mm Thermal Monocular – Sharp Vision in the Dark Trying to work out what’s moving along the back paddock or fence line after dark...
View full detailsPARD thermal monoculars help you see heat on the fence line, the back paddock and scrub after dark — so you are spotting stock, pests or whatever is moving instead of guessing at shapes in the torch beam.
Read moreThis PARD range is the Leopard 640 LRF thermal monoculars in 35mm and 50mm. Match lens and distance to how you glass. For wider field optics see hunting gear.
A 640-class sensor makes heat shapes easier to read at distance. Buy for the paddocks and scrub you actually work, not a brochure detection number alone.
Shorter lenses favour a wider view up close. Longer lenses lean into further detection when the country opens up. Match the optic to your usual distances.
Built-in LRF puts a range on the same heat picture so you are not juggling a separate rangefinder in the dark.
The more compact Leopard 640 with a 35mm lens and laser rangefinder for night glassing when you want a wider, closer view. See the PARD Leopard 640 35mm LRF.
Steps up to a 50mm lens on the same 640 LRF platform when you want more reach across open paddock and scrub. See the PARD Leopard 640 50mm LRF.
Pick the Leopard 640 35mm LRF for a wider closer view, or the 50mm LRF when reach matters more. Unsure which PARD fits? Call 1300 902 361 and we’ll talk country and distances through.
Night glassing with thermal — spotting heat on paddocks, fence lines and scrub when a torch only lights the near ground. This collection is handheld Leopard thermal monoculars with laser ranging.
Leopard 640 35mm LRF for a wider, closer thermal view. Leopard 640 50mm LRF when you want more reach on open country. Both are 640-sensor LRF monoculars. Call 1300 902 361 if you want a quick match to your paddocks.
Laser rangefinder — it measures distance to the target while you glass, so range sits with the thermal picture instead of a separate tool.
Same 640 LRF platform, different lens. 35mm leans wider and closer; 50mm leans further detection when the country opens up. Compare field of view and detection on the product pages.
No — different brands and jobs. This PARD range is hunting-style thermal monoculars. Our HIKMICRO collection is industrial thermal inspection cameras for site and workshop work.
They suit night paddock and scrub glassing where heat signatures matter. Pair them with the rest of your kit from hunting gear, and match lens length to the distances you actually glass.