Night Vision Monoculars & Goggles Canada

Digital night vision uses a sensitive camera sensor and an infrared illuminator to show a clear image in darkness. Unlike thermal, it shows detail and texture, which makes it good for identifying animals, checking trails and watching wildlife at night.

What you will find

• Digital night vision binoculars and goggles with recording, from budget 4K units to helmet-mounted models
• Night vision monoculars and clip-on units from PARD, GOYOJO and others
• Day/night digital scopes, including DNT and PARD models with built-in rangefinders
• NVG mounts, J-arms and lanyards for helmet set-ups

How to choose

The infrared illuminator sets how far you can see in full darkness: 850 nm is brighter but shows a faint red glow, while 940 nm is invisible to most animals with shorter range. Check screen size, battery life in cold weather and whether the unit records video. Some listings are display or cosplay replicas with no electronics; read the title before buying.

Related optics

Thermal monoculars and scopes · PARD · DNT Optics · Binoculars · Trail cameras

Buying guide: Thermal vs night vision: which monocular for Canadian hunting? · Thermal monoculars compared

Frequently asked questions

Thermal or night vision: which should I buy?

Thermal finds animals by heat at long range, even in fog or brush. Night vision shows more detail for identification but needs some light or an IR illuminator. Our thermal vs night vision guide compares them.

Does night vision work in total darkness?

Digital night vision works in total darkness when its infrared illuminator is on. Range depends on the illuminator power and wavelength.

Can I use night vision for hunting?

Rules differ by province and species. Check your provincial hunting regulations before using night vision equipment in the field.