Tenebraex KillFlash ARD Anti-Reflection Device for Hawke, Leica, Noblex, Sig Sauer, Swarovski & Vortex (VV0050-ARD)

Enhance your optics with Tenebraex KillFlash ARD

The Tenebraex KillFlash ARD is a rugged anti-reflection device designed to manage stray light while guarding your scope. It’s engineered to fit select popular scopes; check the compatibility chart to confirm a match for your model. The design also works with scope covers, helping maintain a clean silhouette in the field.

Built to endure field conditions

Crafted from hard thermoplastic, the ARD resists chemicals, abrasion, and fatigue. This combination of toughness and light weight makes it a practical companion from early morning dew to dusty backcountry treks.

• High-resilience thermoplastic stands up to rough handling
• Low-weight design keeps your setup agile

See-not-seen technology: XLUME coating

The XLUME coating on the honeycomb tubes features a fine microstructure designed to capture grazing light sources just outside your optic’s view. In bright environments, this can help reduce stray highlights and preserve scene contrast without adding bulk.

• Grazing-light capture reduces distracting glare
• Coating adapts across a range of ambient light

Protect and camouflage your optics

These ARDs offer anti-glint performance while shielding glass from sand, dirt, and grime. The honeycomb material and distinctive geometry provide a modular option that is easy to retrofit, with minimal light loss and no noticeable drop in resolution.

• Anti-glint helps maintain a clear sight picture
• Shield against common field contaminants

Compatibility and practical use

Designed to be compatible with Hawke, Leica, Noblex, Sig Sauer, Swarovski, and Vortex scopes. A sizing chart helps guide fit, and a scope-cover compatible variant supports a streamlined, field-ready setup.

Real-world scenarios

In open terrain at dawn or late afternoon, KillFlash ARD can help you see more clearly when glare threatens visibility. At the range on bright days, it may contribute to a more comfortable sight picture. Wildlife observers may appreciate reduced reflections on glass without compromising performance or portability.