Battery powered lanterns

[Oklahomahunter]

I’m taking 20 kids to Boy Scout summer camp and we need a couple of new lanterns. I’d love something with a solar charging option, but I need something that’ll actually last, work, and not fall apart. What do you guys have that works well? Weight isn’t a concern, but the ability to recharge and not fight batteries would be great.


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[maverick]

I have Makita tools at home and use a couple of their lights. Super bright and last a long time. Already have the batteries.

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[Ehiggins]

Luci lanterns are awesome- Light weight, bright, solar, 2 way usb charging.


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[geterdone]

Streamlight makes a nice LED lantern, runs on c batteries though. Last more than a full hunting season for me.

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[FLATHEAD]

Ozark Trail @ WalMart.

 

[sacklunch]

I have a Luci and a LumenAID…both are solar or plug in, blow-ups. I prefer the lumen, just has a better fit/finish/function to me.

 

[Plainsman79]

I went through quite a few battery lanterns before spending a little more money on a solar. I’ve had pretty good luck with solar’s from Davis Tent.

 

[KyleM4130]

I really like the Klymit inflatable tubes. Plug right into a battery bank that I’m already packing and put off really good light.

 

[hikenhunt]

I've had a couple of the Luci lanterns and they work really well. I was surprised how quickly they charged in full sun.

 

[go4thegusto]

Milwaukee with my drill batteries work great....

 

[Bakey]

Fenix CL26R Rechargeable Lantern

The Fenix CL26R Rechargeable Lantern is a multi-directional, lightweight camping lantern. Powered by a rechargeable 18650 battery, with a max of 400 lumens.

www.fenixlighting.com

Or

Moji R + lantern | Black Diamond Equipment

Shop the Moji R + lantern. A compact rechargeable lantern with multiple lighting options and easy to use two-button interface.

www.blackdiamondequipment.com

I have the battery BD mojo.

Used it for about 25 nights in my tipi this duck season.

I liked it being battery, having battery powered spinners and head lamps. No forgetting to charge it etc.

 

[Stumpy208]

I bought a couple of duracell ones from Costco. They are solar and they can take batteries if you want that option. Also they can be used as a battery bank. I just picked them up so I don't know how durable they'll be but they weren't bad for $24.

 

[Shraggs]

Coleman makes one snd it’s rechargeable. Looks like the iconic lantern, it’s bright and has a really nice amber night light option.