In store today. Compact, light and a bargain at £3.49. 12 leds variable light output. 177g with batteries.
Al
Aldi camping lantern
Aldi camping lantern
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Re: Aldi camping lantern
How's the light from it Al?
I saw one - kind of liked the look of it but couldn't really test it without unpacking the batteries it comes with.
it's not the smallest thing so I suppose it would have to work hard to justify it's space - I usually use a bicycle light or head torch.
(PS - they do have a head torch as well)
I saw one - kind of liked the look of it but couldn't really test it without unpacking the batteries it comes with.
it's not the smallest thing so I suppose it would have to work hard to justify it's space - I usually use a bicycle light or head torch.
(PS - they do have a head torch as well)
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Re: Aldi camping lantern
It's somewhat bulkier than a torch / emergency bike light though.
I bought one, but so far have only used it for mood lighting when taking a bath.
I bought one, but so far have only used it for mood lighting when taking a bath.
Re: Aldi camping lantern
The lantern is not very bright but quite good as a general tent light. I think its a safe light for the bath!
As you say slightly bulky.
Al
Al
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I actually bought the head torch (very cheap I think maybe £3.50) - it's more comfortable than the Petzl Zipka I have and quite neat.
It is however clear that it is no way weatherproof - wouldn't want to use it in the rain. Not even the bath
And I have doubts about how the battery closing "mechanism" will last - not well engineered/materials-engineered - no great problem opening it - closing it a problem - may bust.
It is however clear that it is no way weatherproof - wouldn't want to use it in the rain. Not even the bath
And I have doubts about how the battery closing "mechanism" will last - not well engineered/materials-engineered - no great problem opening it - closing it a problem - may bust.
Sweep
Re: Aldi camping lantern
They are doing some neat LED lights in Sainsbury's at the moment for £3.49- 24 LED, flat back, multi position hook - seems to work ok and can be hung/placed just about anywhere! I bought it as a potential tent light - it'll certainly work for that, not stupendously bright but ample
, certainly easier to use than a headlamp as a space light.
Convention? what's that then?
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