OUTDOOR LANTERNS
When planning your next camping trip, don’t overlook the importance of outdoor lighting. Of course, you would probably think of a flashlight or two, and maybe a table top lantern for general illumination. But there’s a third kind of light than can be invaluable when camping: specific task lighting. Maybe you’re trying to tie some fishing lures after dinner. Or someone needs to do a little mending, replace a button or two. You need a brighter light than a general lantern, and it needs to be hands-free. Read on for a flashlight that just might do the trick.
Stanley Tripod Maxlife 369 Flashlight
This is a flashlight that basically comes with its own holder. No more dragging someone away from the fun to hold the light for you. Just set up the tripod and adjust the articulating flashlight head to focus where you need the light. Worried about the light fading out before you’re done? This light can run for up to 200 continuous hours with its full load of nine AA batteries. You don’t need that much? Use only three batteries and you’ll still get about 75 hours. The Maxlife has three settings—high, medium, and low—for easy adjustment. Lamp power consists of six bright-white LED bulbs, and there is also a blinking low-power indicator.
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