I know several kayak and backpacking guides who have been using them for years. Bit of a luxury item, of course have a separate headlamp, but they are nice for a group basecamp type scenario.Don't trust those Luci's. Maybe for Glamping, but not backpacking.
Just got the Perwin multi tool because of your recommendation. Have used it yet, but it feels legit. Seems built really well. I'll find out soon at work how it is. I was looking for something inexpensive for work.The Sofirm headlamp @ under 30 bucks .. Amazon
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Perwin multitool with sheath when Amazon sells it for under 25 bucks delivery included kicks azz .
And BTW I own a Skeletool, a Gerber multitool and a Leatherman. And that Perwin is a heck of a bargain .
I have one of these as well. Base is a bit snug on my VA-5 but really not a big deal. ESPECIALLY for $13, I have no need for anything more expensive. I second the comment on build quality as well.Stumbled on this and grabbed one, and I think its my favorite bino tripod adapter I've used yet...base is ARCA compatible, it locks and tightens down. And the price is right. Build quality is surprisingly good.
Mine showed up today. I’d been using another Amazon knock off for the last couple of years; this one blows it out of the waterI have one of these as well. Base is a bit snug on my VA-5 but really not a big deal. ESPECIALLY for $13, I have no need for anything more expensive. I second the comment on build quality as well.
I'm so glad the original owner of my house seeded the yard with crawlers 40 years ago. I could sell them I have so many here.Great thread! Nothing like gear that just works without breaking the bank unnecessarily. Especially in todays America where even a soda is $2-3 and 12 nighcrawlers are $4!
I have these and the Eddie Bauer version they sell. I've found the durability of the Eddie Bauer to be better but the Weatherproof Vintage is softer and quieter so that's probably the trade off.
Jury is out on longevity/durability as I havent worn them for long but took these on a 8-9 mile hike the other day and liked them.
Second this! Wrangler outdoor pants are awesome!Wrangler stretch hiking pants. $21 @ Walmart. They probably won’t wear as well as Pranas, but they’re quarter the price.
Just ordered one to try out. ThanksStumbled on this and grabbed one, and I think its my favorite bino tripod adapter I've used yet...base is ARCA compatible, it locks and tightens down. And the price is right. Build quality is surprisingly good.
Excellent dealWrangler stretch hiking pants. $21 @ Walmart. They probably won’t wear as well as Pranas, but they’re quarter the price.
Durability is not great. I have 3 pair and I have ripped the crotch out of 2 of them and the bottom of the back pocket on the 3rd is coming unstitched... I had my aunt stitch them back together. Decent price but they do not last. If you figure they are good for 1 trip, go for it but I find them to not breathe extremely well.
Jury is out on longevity/durability as I havent worn them for long but took these on a 8-9 mile hike the other day and liked them.
So far I have about 20 miles on mine, plus a bunch of yard work and they seem to be holding up fine. Won’t be my go to early season pants but will be perfect for Sept and October hunts.Durability is not great. I have 3 pair and I have ripped the crotch out of 2 of them and the bottom of the back pocket on the 3rd is coming unstitched... I had my aunt stitch them back together. Decent price but they do not last. If you figure they are good for 1 trip, go for it but I find them to not breathe extremely well.
Bad link.I’ve been using and abusing this led headlamp for 5 years now and it has held up great. Not the lightest option, but super bright. The lens can also be focused for a wide broadcast beam or very narrow beam.
Amazon - 1500 Lumen Rechargeable LED Headlamp