$1,195.00
2 in stock
Online inventory may differ from in-store availability.
Quick turnaround so you get your gear sooner.
Trusted checkout with industry-standard protection.
Keeping Traditions Alive Since 1953
Secure Transactions provided with 
Spotting a hog line working the edge of a field or catching a coyote slip across open ground at 2 a.m. is exactly what the ATN BlazeHunter 335 was built for. It runs a 384×288 vanadium oxide uncooled sensor with an NETD rating under 18mK, which is the spec that matters most when you're trying to separate a warm animal from cool brush, fog, or shadow. That sensitivity translates to cleaner contrast and fewer missed targets when conditions aren't cooperating.
The view through the eyepiece is where this one earns its keep. ATN packed in a 0.41-inch OLED display running 1440×1080 resolution, so the image stays crisp as you walk the 4x to 32x magnification range looking at a 35mm lens up front. Six color palettes are on tap including White Hot, Black Hot, White Hot + Red, Green Hot, Sepia, and Ironbow, and swapping between them helps you dial in whatever gives you the best read on a given night.
This thing tips the scales right around 0.7 pounds without a battery, so it rides in a jacket pocket or a bino harness without wearing you down over a long sit. It runs on a pair of swappable 18650 rechargeable batteries that deliver roughly 14 hours total, about 7 per cell, and the charger comes in the box so you can keep a fresh one ready. The housing carries an IP67 rating, meaning rain, dew, and the occasional drop in wet grass won't sideline your night.
Built-in Wi-Fi connects the monocular to the ATN Blaze app on your phone or tablet, letting you capture photos, record video, and stream your view to as many as four people at once. There's 32GB of internal memory onboard for footage, a simple four-button layout for running the menus, and a USB-C port for charging and transfer. Detection range reaches out to 1,800 yards, which gives you plenty of room to locate movement before you ever close the distance.
No, this base model does not include a laser rangefinder. ATN offers that feature on the separate BlazeHunter 335 LRF version if range readouts are a must-have for you. This standard 335 focuses on detection, imaging, and recording.
ATN rates the detection range at up to 1,800 yards for picking up heat signatures. Keep in mind that detection means spotting a warm object against a cooler background, not identifying exactly what it is at that full distance. Identification happens as you close the gap and work up through the 4-32x magnification range.
It runs on two swappable 18650 rechargeable batteries, and both are included along with a charger. Each cell gives you around 7 hours, for roughly 14 hours of total runtime. Being able to swap in a fresh battery makes it easy to keep scanning through an all-night session.
Yes. The BlazeHunter 335 has built-in Wi-Fi that pairs with the ATN Blaze app so you can snap photos, record video, and stream your view to as many as four people at once. There's also 32GB of internal storage and a USB-C port for offloading your footage.
| UPC | 0658175124740 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TIMNBLH335 |
| Shipping Weight | 3.432 |
You must be logged in to post a review.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.