I bought a three pack like this a few years ago. I gave one away, one didn't work at all and the other one works great. I think the three pack was ten bucks. They are great for changing tires or doing repairs in low light.
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I need to pick some up to compliment my cane mounted lights. Us gimps just don't have enough hands for a cane and everything else.No doubt exists that all women are crazy; it's only a question of degree. -
Them things are great putting treestands up in the dark. Bets the hell out of holding a flashlight in the mouth.Comment
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Must not respond with jokeOriginally posted by bowclan View Post
No doubt exists that all women are crazy; it's only a question of degree.Comment
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Guess it was good I didn't mention flashlight color huhOriginally posted by Woods Devil View Post
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I used to buy the petzl headlamps because that's what we all had when I was in the Army, but they are stupid expensive and now I just buy the LED energizer ones from lowes. The good ones are like 20 bucks.Comment
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I picked up a cheap one from Harbor Freight yesterday. I think it was 3 bucks, and it's a piece of shit. The light beam is like those old plastic flashlights that they used to make in the 70's. Make sure the one you get is LED.
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I didn't recall that brand so I looked it up. They have a $360 model, pretty steep. 750 lumens for the high beam, that's cooking.Originally posted by Harvey_Wideshaft View Post
Their tactikka 2 looks interesting for $60.Comment
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I'm not sure how many lumens the energizer ones are, but they are really bright. Plus they have like 5 light settings including a red light, which is nice for walking back to a stand at 0430.Comment
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I use a Surefire minimus and a Petzl.
The Petzl is lightweight but the surefire is better constructed.Comment
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