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It's eleven at night and you're trying to find the tent zip, your other sock and the first-aid kit all at once — with a torch that lights exactly one of those at a time. Every time you reach for the second thing, you swing the beam across the tent and lose the first.
A torch points one way. A lantern lights the whole space. Most camping lights pick one, and the ones that try to do both are either too heavy for the pack or too dim to be worth carrying.
This one folds flat for the pack and opens into a three-panel light that throws a full 360 degrees — enough to fill a tent, a campsite or a work area instead of a single spot on the ground.
Open the three leaf panels and the light wraps the whole space at once — no dark corners, no aiming. Six modes let you match it to the moment: full brightness to set up camp, low to read by, warm to wind down, strobe when you need to be seen. A single button cycles them all, so you're not hunting through settings in the dark.
It runs on a USB-rechargeable 18650 lithium battery, so there are no disposable batteries to pack, ration or replace. Top it up from a power bank, the ute or a solar panel like everything else you carry. A built-in charge display shows how much is left, so it doesn't quit on you mid-task without warning.
Hang it from the tent loop, the annexe rail or a branch, stand it on the camp table, or fold it flat and forget it's in your pack until you need it. The ABS body takes the knocks of repeated trips without adding real weight.
Being straight with you: this is an area light, not a spotlight. It fills a space evenly. If you need to throw a beam down the track or across the water, pair it with a head torch.
One light. Six modes. No dark corners. No spare batteries.
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Every piece is picked for real field use — trail, water, and the bush, not the shelf. Check the specs on this page for the exact materials and features so you know what it's made for.
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Most of our apparel: machine wash cold, hang dry, skip the bleach and the iron. Always follow the care label on your specific item.
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