Umarex Exude OD50 White Illuminating Rifle Scope for Precision Shooting

The EXUDE OD50 White Illuminator redefines precision lighting for professionals navigating challenging environments. Engineered by Optical Dynamics and Umarex USA, this tool excels in search and rescue missions, security operations, or nighttime inspections where clarity is critical—even at extreme distances. Its Direct Projection Technology (CALS) delivers an ultra-focused beam of 348 yards (400 yards with optics), cutting through darkness to reveal details others miss. Unlike standard flashlights that scatter light, EXUDE’s collimated beam minimizes glare while maximizing intensity—ideal for hunters tracking coyote or investigators analyzing evidence without disturbing scenes.

Equipped with four CREE® XHP50 LED chips, this flashlight offers three adjustable brightness levels (up to 25,325 candela on high) and a ring-turn focus ring to tighten or widen the light circle precisely. The result? A sharp, spill-free spotlight that stays steady on targets while preserving night vision. Despite its 250 ANSI lumens rating—a metric that overlooks focused power—EXUDE’s 2500 lumen chip output ensures unmatched illumination intensity when concentrated through its state-of-the-art lenses.

Built for rugged use, its aircraft-grade aluminum body withstands harsh conditions with an IPX7 waterproof rating and 10–15 hours of runtime per charge via USB rechargeable power. The included hardshell case keeps accessories organized: charger, cable, and foam padding ensure safe transport for fieldwork or outdoor adventures.

Perfect for security patrols or nighttime navigation where stealth matters—its natural wavelength light won’t startle wildlife—EXUDE combines reliability with innovation for users who can’t afford compromised visibility. Whether you’re safeguarding property or pursuing game in remote terrain, this illuminator delivers clarity that outshines competitors’ scattered beams while adhering to safety standards for paintball/airsoft accessories. See it in action to grasp its true brilliance—it’s like projecting an HD screen into the dark.