Designed and Built in the USA: Proudly made in the USA, the Kestrel 2500NV combines American craftsmanship with top-quality materials to deliver durable and long-lasting performance in any condition.
Waterproof & Floats: This weather meter is fully waterproof, ensuring it can handle rain, splashes, and wet environments. It also floats if dropped in water, making it the perfect tool for water-based activities like boating, kayaking, and fishing.
Accurate Wind Speed, Temperature, and Pressure Readings: The Kestrel 2500NV measures wind speed, air temperature, and barometric pressure with precision, providing real-time data for outdoor sports, environmental monitoring, and more.
Night Vision Preserving Backlight: The Kestrel 2500NV version features a night vision-preserving backlight, allowing you to read your data easily in low-light conditions without ruining your night vision, making it ideal for night-time operations or activities.
Compact & Portable: With its pocket-sized design, the Kestrel 2500 is lightweight and easy to carry on any adventure. It fits easily into your pocket, backpack, or gear bag, ensuring it's always within reach when you need it most.
Durable Construction: Built to endure harsh conditions, this weather meter is rugged enough to withstand drops, bumps, and exposure to the elements, ensuring it delivers accurate readings when you need them the most.
Intuitive, Three-Button Operation:Featuring a simple three-button interface, the Kestrel 2500NV is easy to operate, even in challenging conditions, providing instant, reliable weather data.
Data Hold Mode: The Hold Mode is helpful for capturing measurements when you're unable to view the display in real-time.
High-contrast monochrome LCD display: Easily readable in direct sunlight.
User-Replaceable Impeller: Every Kestrel Impeller is tested at high and low speeds. The impeller is easily replaced if needed.
Slip-On Protective Cover: Keep your Kestrel protected when not in use with a hard cover that simply slides up the lanyard and over the Kestrel.
