Jakks Eyeclops Night Vision Goggles (Image courtesy Gearlog)
By Andrew Liszewski

Of course, maybe you’re one of those people who thinks that a high-tech pair of night vision goggles strapped to your head actually makes you look cool. (See previous post.) But not necessarily cool enough to warrant dropping thousands of dollars on a pair, just so you can see who’s knocking over your garbage cans at night. In that case you might be interested in these Eyeclops Night Vision Goggles from Jakks Pacific. While they’re actually designed for kids, they apparently use real infra-red technology to provide up to 50 feet of visibility even in complete darkness. Now I’m sure they don’t perform as well as military-spec night vision gear, but with a supposed price tag of just $79.99 this Fall, who cares?

And seriously, if you thought The Great Office War couldn’t get any more awesome, imagine if all the lights were off and everyone had to play while wearing these.

[ Gearlog – Jakks Eyeclops Night Vision Goggles ]

5 COMMENTS

  1. Toys ‘R’ Us sells them. Probably Walmart and Target too. If you feel like ordering online, I’m sure Amazon has it. Just google for “Jakks Eyeclops Night Vision”

  2. “And seriously, if you thought The Great Office War couldn’t get any more awesome, imagine if all the lights were off and everyone had to play while wearing these.”

    In that case, no one would have an advantage. And everyone would have a bright, shining beacon of IR light on his/her forehead.

  3. “And seriously, if you thought The Great Office War couldn’t get any more awesome, imagine if all the lights were off and everyone had to play while wearing these.”

    In that case, no one would have an advantage. And everyone would have a bright, shining beacon of IR light on his/her forehead.

  4. “And seriously, if you thought The Great Office War couldn’t get any more awesome, imagine if all the lights were off and everyone had to play while wearing these.”

    In that case, no one would have an advantage. And everyone would have a bright, shining beacon of IR light on his/her forehead.

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