BestFire® Waterproof HS-802 350 Lumens Cree led Flashlight 250 Yard Long Range Hunting Light Cree LED Light Coyote Hog Hunting Light Lamp Torch with Remote Pressure Switch Barrel Mount 18650 Rechargeable battery and Charger Perfect for Hunting Fishing

A night vision flashlight? That's the only way I can think of to describe it! In this video, I will introduce you to the Waterproof HS-802 350 Lumens Cree led Flashlight 250 Yard Long Range Hunting Light Cree LED. I will admit, I was very confused by this flashlight when I first opened it because of the lack of instructions. However, after reading the product description, I learned what all the pieces were for! It really is a nifty light, especially for hunting! Watch the video for more in depth information!

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ThorFire LED Camping Lantern USB Rechargeable mini Flashlight Torch Light Lamp Collapsible Hand Crank Hiking Jogging 

I absolutely love products that don't require electricity to work. Yes, you can use electricity with this lantern but you don't have too, that's what makes it so nice. If you're the type who goes camping often or who, let's be honest, keeps a bug out bag stocked at all times, this is the perfect item to include in it! This way you'll always have light and, if the power does go out, you won't lose it if the battery dies! 

The part I like about this camping lantern is probably that it does have the hand crank instead of fully relying on being recharged by a power outlet. As was said in the questions, it's best to completely charge it with the power outlet but, if you can't, being able to hand crank charge it is amazing! I've had a couple like this before and they still work even after years. You just have to be sure to crank or charge them around once a month. If you let it go much longer than that, the battery power can drain completely and not be able to be recharged. Just keep in mind that even rechargeable batteries have a life span too. I've been told that 500 recharge cycles is the max for any rechargeable battery. However, depending on how it's made, it could be more or less than that. 

Beyond the charging, the two ways you can use this light, as a flashlight and a lantern, is just really cool! I was a little worried about it not working because it's expandable but, as you can see by my pictures, it worked wonderfully! Even straight out of the box and uncharged, it was impressively bright! I already want more than one of these because I'm sure my father is going to steal this one from me! I would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes to go camping or just wants to be prepared in the event of an emergency!

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