Cheap Stuff that Works

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I could of sworn that someone already mentioned these but if not:

I bought on Amazon on a whim and...holly crap these are bright. I loaded my stream light, surefire, fenix, and these gearlight flashlights with fresh 18650 batteries and compared them together. Honestly, I was blown away how much brighter the cheap Gearlights were. They are also surprisingly well constructed. I can't vouch for longevity or durability but at $18 a pair for flashlights that perform this well, even if they last only few years I'll have easily gotten my money's worth.


I've used several gear light products for work and I get about 4-6 months of daily use before the on/off switch fails. Definitely good for the price and if I lose it no big deal.
 

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Kinco, some of my favorites...

https://www.kinco.com/product/1927kw Classic... this is my every day
https://www.kinco.com/product/901 Winter glove, I just get them warm and apply wax
https://www.kinco.com/product/901t Mitten version on the above warmer, throw in a liner and it's a great glassing glove
Good post.
I've used the Kinco unlined gloves during the summer and the lined gloves during the winter for years. I was not aware of their all leather lined glove or their mitten. I will have to check them out.
I've always thought their lined glove (your everyday glove) was exceptionally warm...way warmer than you would guess it to be. Figure it is due to the fact that with the fabric back the glove breaths exceptionally well. Curious to see how the all leather version compares.
Again, good post.
 
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oregon coast
That's a very cool idea. 2 questions:
1: Did you have an idea or method to determine what the final product would like?
2: do you think/know if that RIT DyeMore would work on a black fleece?
i did not, just had to try, and figured I could dye again if they didn't turn out right.

I doubt it on black fleece unless you somehow strip the black pigment first.... worth looking into, might be an easy job, I just don't know
 
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