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Speaking of good cheap knives...I lost my ~$200 Benchmade mini bugout & saw these knockoffs on Amazon. For $20 I figured I'd take a gamble. I swear they must be made by the same factory. Compared next to a real one I can't tell any difference in the components. This same company has several models of the BM's
SameI bought one of those knives too. I'm tickled with it
Do you have advise in which led to choice and whyHeadlamps, Convoy is a custom Chinese light supplier. Simon the owner lives in Singapore his customer service is great!
I've slowly started to swap out my AA and AAA cheap headlamps out for rechargeable 18650/21700s. The runtime is longer and the LEDs are better quality.
I went down the rabbit hole of quality high CRI lights and blood tracking. The color red its the hardest color for LEDs to produce. Getting a good LED (not light) makes a huge difference. Most manufactures choose the brighter LEDs that dont reproduce the red colors.
You can have your own custom headlamp specked out for $20-$30 with free shipping. B35AM, XHP50.3 9050, XHP70.3 9050, 519A are all good lights for our applications paired with a "Boost Driver" for any style light.
They're on Chinese holidays so you'll have to wait to place an order.
https://convoylight.com/collections/h-series
B35AM, XHP50.3 9050, XHP70.3 9050, 519A in most kelvin ranges 3,000K-5000k and SFT40, SST40, SFT70 in 3,000K kelvin range. These are the common high CRI LEDs. The XHP are more efficient but the trade off is less red color renditions but more than your standard consumer lights.Do you have advise in which led to choice and why
Or a design resource for specking out a ideal light
Of the two you used, which one do you prefer? I’m looking to buy one of these. ThanksLove mine, BUT, you should check out the Wiser Precision Sparrow,, similar idea but the connection point is closer to the center of gravity of the binos,, and has a small hole in the base to put your trekking pole tip in if you weren’t off the tripod.
I’m trying it this year, and will let my son use the Aziak one .
Not the one that posted but I have used both and prefer the sparrow. It’s smaller profile so easier in and out of a bino harness. I really like the trekking pole option, it’s great for quick glassing. It also is nicer to use since it places the center of gravity closer to the middle. I think the sparrow is worth the increased cost. There’s a great thread reviewing it on here if you want more photos/info.Of the two you used, which one do you prefer? I’m looking to buy one of these. Thanks
Thanks for getting back to me. I found more info on here and will be going with the Sparrow. Unfortunately S&S Archery doesn’t have them in stock. I’ll just buy through Sparrow.Not the one that posted but I have used both and prefer the sparrow. It’s smaller profile so easier in and out of a bino harness. I really like the trekking pole option, it’s great for quick glassing. It also is nicer to use since it places the center of gravity closer to the middle. I think the sparrow is worth the increased cost. There’s a great thread reviewing it on here if you want more photos/info.
I was about to buy the hood by Swazi but after shipping it was gonna be like 120 and on Amazon the cheapest I could find it was 75 is this what everyone has been paying or am I missing something?
I would love to but I never bought it they had free shipping the other day which brought the price down to a pretty reasonable amount. I’d have bought it then but I had already bought a cabelas Berber fleece jacket which is awesome and I love it.Tell me about The Hood by Swazi. Looks like a basic fleece
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Tell me about The Hood by Swazi. Looks like a basic fleece
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