Flashlights
I don't quite know why, but ever since some hurricanes in 2004 I've been interested in being prepared for losing power and that manifested in an interest in better than average flashlights. Here are a couple that are fantastic.
The Fenixlight PD32, which I have, and its follow on the PD35 (up to 960 lumens) are awesome. The light quality is brilliant and with the diffuser tip installed it's like you're holding a light bulb. If you hang it from the top of a tent it's great for camping. I also like that it remembers the brightness setting. Many flashlights always start at the lowest or highest setting.
If you're looking for a small flashlight for traveling or attaching to a dog leash checkout the iTP A1 EOS. This little guy has three brightness settings with the highest being 250 lumens. The low, 12 lumen, setting is good for navigating a room at night without turning on a top light.
The Fenixlight PD32, which I have, and its follow on the PD35 (up to 960 lumens) are awesome. The light quality is brilliant and with the diffuser tip installed it's like you're holding a light bulb. If you hang it from the top of a tent it's great for camping. I also like that it remembers the brightness setting. Many flashlights always start at the lowest or highest setting.
If you're looking for a small flashlight for traveling or attaching to a dog leash checkout the iTP A1 EOS. This little guy has three brightness settings with the highest being 250 lumens. The low, 12 lumen, setting is good for navigating a room at night without turning on a top light.
posted by Todd @ 10:01 PM
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