Pulsar: Phenomenal Quality And Industry-Leading Innovation

If you prioritise performance, resolution, and efficiency, Pulsar devices should be at the very top of your wish list. With a focus on thermal binoculars, scopes, monoculars, attachments, and ground-breaking digital night vision technology, they embody design and manufacturing excellence. At Futurama, we are proud to present a vast and varied selection of Pulsar devices, catering to the needs of hunters, enthusiasts, and professionals alike.

In this quick read, we’ll investigate the features and design choices that set these devices a step above the rest and look into the processes Pulsar employs to ensure consistent superiority. Once you’ve experienced the immense difference that comes with using high-quality equipment, it’s incredibly unlikely that you’ll ever look back. Now that you know what to expect from this guide, we encourage you to continue reading and find out more about these game-changing devices.

Outdoor Exploring: Everything You Need To Know About Pulsar

If you want to learn more about the products, services, and background of the well-regarded Pulsar brand, you have come to the right place. In this brief guide, we will explore many of the ground-breaking products produced by this European-based company and investigate what facilitated their meteoric rise to the top of the outdoor equipment and technology industry.

As we’ve touched on in the past, at Futurama, we are extremely selective about the brands and products we choose to stock in our online store and Pulsar ticks all the right boxes – quality, durability, usability, and efficiency. If this topic piques your interest, we encourage you to read on and find out more.

Yukon Advanced Optics Worldwide is pleased to announce the brand-new concept of our first–ever upgradable thermal imaging monocular line – Telos by Pulsar. Starting with the Telos LRF XP50 and its version without the LRF. Start of sales in September of this year. 

Upgradability: a product that never grows old 

Telos thermal imaging monoculars are designed to be