This section holds items with a reduced price, usually because a color or size is running out or a collection has moved on. The range shifts, but right now it covers three lines: women's hunting clothing, riflescopes and binoculars, and thermal imaging gear with mounting accessories. If you track sales and want solid hunting gear for less, check this section before each season starts.
Who this section is for
The final sale suits a hunter who does not chase the newest release and cares about the item itself, not the packaging. It holds clothing for a given season as well as scopes and thermal units, items whose function does not change just because the price does. It works both for someone building a first kit on a budget and for an experienced hunter after a backup piece.
Clothing at reduced prices
Most of this section is women's hunting clothing from HARKILA and SEELAND, both known for quiet fabrics and earth tones that keep you from standing out while stalking or sitting in a high seat. Below are three groups currently marked down.
Trousers
The HARKILA Pro Hunter X women's trousers (Shadow brown) and SEELAND Hawker Trek trousers (pine green) are built for long hours outdoors, in wet grass, thick cover, or crossing boggy ground. Both colors sit in the earth-tone range, so they do not stand out against the terrain.
Shirts and t-shirts
The SEELAND Highseat shirt (Hunter green) is meant for sitting still in a high seat, where a fabric that does not rustle when you move matters. The HARKILA Selja Lady and Lancaster Lady check shirts (cherry red check) suit the drive to the hunting ground or a break between drives, while the SEELAND Active S/S, SEELAND Skeet Polo, and HARKILA Tech Lady Polo shirts work in warmer weather, when you need a light layer that moves sweat away from the skin.
Jumpers
The HARKILA Njord women's jumper (Cherry red) goes under a jacket on a colder morning or evening, adding a warm layer while you wait for game without adding bulk that gets in the way.
When to check this section
Items land in the final sale at no fixed rhythm, so the best approach is to check back often rather than wait for one set date. Ahead of a season, clothing often shows up here when a color or size is left over from an earlier delivery, and optics or thermal gear can be marked down simply because a newer model has come out. If a size or color already here fits what you need, there is little point waiting, since stock is limited and a sold item is not restocked.
Optics and thermal imaging on sale
Night and dusk hunting call for precise optics, and this section currently has several such devices at a reduced price. The Burris BTH35 V2 thermal imaging device lets you spot game in the dark or in thick brush, where the naked eye no longer helps. Alongside it are Rusan Q-R adapters built for the Pulsar Krypton thermal unit (63mm, 59mm, and 63.5mm versions) and an adapter for mounting a Pard NV007S device onto a Swarovski Z8i scope, since a thermal unit will not attach to a riflescope without the right adapter.
For daytime and range use there is the Burris Veracity PH 4-20x50mm riflescope with a Mil-dot reticle, plus a Schmidt Bender 56mm grey filter that protects the objective lens from excess light on a bright day. Binoculars are covered by the Geco 10x56 (black) and the Swarovski CL Companion Habicht 10x30, the first larger and brighter for dusk, the second more compact for carrying all day in the field.
How to choose from the final sale range
- Check size and color first, since a final sale often has only one size or shade left in stock, so it pays to decide quickly.
- For optics and thermal units, check compatibility with the weapon or device you already own, particularly with adapters, where the exact model and diameter matter.
- Pick clothing for the season you will actually hunt in, light shirts for summer, a jumper or heavier trousers for autumn and winter.
- If you are unsure whether a given model suits your style of hunting, ask before buying, since sale items are usually not returned as freely as regular stock.
Practical advice for the field
A lower price means little if the gear does not suit your hunting conditions. Choose a thermal unit and adapter based on whether you hunt from a high seat or on the move, since weight and mounting speed matter more than price here. Check clothing thickness by hand: a lighter layer suits active movement during a drive, a heavier one suits long, still hours in the cold. Keep the optical filter in your bag or car at all times, since bright sun or glare off snow can get in the way at the worst possible moment.
Test binoculars at home before you head into the woods. Check that the diopter adjustment fits your eyesight and that the strap sits comfortably on your neck over a long day. Fit a thermal adapter carefully and test it first in daylight rather than after dark, so you can check the image is centered and steady. Layer trousers and shirts by the same logic: a lighter base under a heavier top lets you adjust as temperature shifts through a single hunting day, cold at dawn and warmer by noon.
Brands in this section
Clothing comes from HARKILA and SEELAND, both Scandinavian brands built around long hours outdoors in changing weather. On the optics and thermal side you will find Burris, Rusan, Schmidt Bender, Geco, and Swarovski, each specializing in its own part of the setup, from riflescopes to mounting adapters.
For more reduced-price items, also see our special offers. And if you are not sure which model fits your style of hunting or the weapon you already own, write to us and we will advise based on what you need.
