Rental Services

Our range covers a wide selection of night-vision and thermal devices, including panoramic configurations (2- and 4-tube). Night-vision units are designed to be head-mounted, so we also offer accessories, including replica helmets, for customers who don’t have their own. Delivery is available anywhere in Poland.

Equipment in our fleet is built from high-quality components: aluminum housings, lightweight lenses, and high-spec tubes (FOM 2000+) with a white-phosphor screen. A typical system (night-vision goggles) in our range weighs around ~450 g. In smaller numbers, we also carry units built around green-phosphor tubes that can be used for side-by-side comparison, as well as more exotic configurations: 50° field-of-view lenses, monoculars on panoramic bridges, and more.

Equipment is available in several configurations — pick from the variants listed below.

How does rental for businesses and organized groups work?

We supply shooting ranges, shooting schools, and tactical-training organizers with uniform equipment sets for entire groups, not just single units. Whether it’s a course, a casual night shoot, or advanced training — get in touch to check equipment availability and discuss group booking terms. We issue VAT invoices for business clients. Courier delivery covers all of Poland, so we regularly ship to clients outside Małopolska — including Warsaw, Wrocław, Katowice, the Tricity, and Poznań.

Night vision or thermal?

Analog night vision amplifies residual light — mainly infrared — with no signal latency, giving a natural, fluid image much like daytime vision. This lets you observe terrain, read maps, move around, and recognize objects and people, and — thanks to sensitivity to bands invisible to the eye — communicate with your team using IR markers and lasers. Thermal imaging, by contrast, builds a digital image from the temperature contrast between objects and their surroundings rather than reflected light, so it works independent of ambient light or moon phase. It’s excellent for detecting people, animals, and vehicles, but the digital signal introduces some latency, making a moving image feel less natural, and the field of view tends to be narrower than a comparable night-vision setup. In short: thermal excels at detection, while night vision excels at operating freely in the dark.

How to choose the right equipment variant?

Choosing a variant comes down to a trade-off between weight, price, and comfort, and each step up the range shifts that balance toward more capability and higher cost. A monocular is the lightest and cheapest option, but viewing with one eye flattens depth perception, making it slower and more tiring over a long session. Goggles (2 tubes) bring back 3D vision and comfort — in exchange for more weight, which needs a properly configured helmet, and double the rental rate and deposit. Panoramic variants add field of view on top of that: the 2-tube version stretches it horizontally but gives up the central plane and easy passive aiming, while the 4-tube version removes those limits at another jump in weight and price. Thermal sits alongside this scale rather than on it: a weapon sight mounts directly on the firearm, while a COTI clip-on goes in front of the night-vision device, pairing strong target detection with the strengths of analog night vision.

For a first rental, a standard monocular or a 2-tube goggle set covers the vast majority of use cases. Panoramic configurations and thermal fusion are worth considering mainly for organized tactical training — for occasional use, the edge they give rarely justifies the extra cost.

Booking equipment

Book night-vision/thermal equipment and additional gear — our range includes a larger number of uniform units for organized groups and businesses: shooting ranges, shooting schools and tactical-training organizers. Personal pickup is available in Kraków, or delivery anywhere in the country, subject to additional conditions. Get in touch to check availability, pick a date and discuss terms.