You may recall i recently reviewed Screwpop Utility Knife, and also mentioned they provide other EDC items too.
As usual there is an accompanying video to watch which I will use for the standard review process and just link to in this blog with a few basic descriptors for you. This will save me a lot of time and hopefully you enjoy the videos as much as I do making them for you.
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Just as quickie all the prices range from £5-£10 for $5-$10 if you are in the USA.
Hey available from lots of retail outlets and online or of course you can buy direct from the screw pop guys have the following link
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UKEDC76@9£4
LuminAID inflatable illumination device.
I have been lucky enough to be loaned for review the LuminAID illumination device, I cannot classs it as a torch although it could be used as the one to be fair. Anyhow Jon at Everydaycarry has loaned me this and he uses it for family camping trips.
Love this handy illumination device definitely on my to get list.
This foldable inflatable bag has a solar power charger on the outside which will produce a full charge in approximately 6/7 hours, this will produce approximately 16 hours of light and the inflated bag gives a nice glow and plenty of illumination for a tent, caravan or back up light source.
It has a handy clip to keep it folded ad can be placed anywhere in direct sunlight to charge, it could also be secured or dangled from a back pack if you were hiking.
Really nice simple design and easy to use.
Costing £21 from here
Please check out the video below for a fuller review
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I have been very fortunate as Jon from everydaycarry a UK based supplier of EDC items has lent for review the wonderful Nitecore MT26 torch for review, thanks Jon your support help my site keep going.
This is a beast of a torch offering 800 lumens on max power enough to light the street up.
Also has a owner programable mode accessed by rotating the head slightly and cycling through the preset modes and selecting the desired one for storage, tis can be changed at will, returning the head to the locked position resumes the full 800 lumen setting. This is nice as although 800 lumens is the big wow factor, if your trying to read a map for example you will only get glare and the map will be unreadable.
Other settings are (battery run times in brackets)
The torch runs on one 18650 rechargeable Li-ion battery or two 3V CR123A Lithium batteries.
It also comes with a nice set of accessories
Not a cheap torch at £55.95 but a real power house, ideal for security, police, night workers and bushcrafters and survivalists.
Jon is soon to offer a 15% discount for my subscribers across his site, i will publish details once received.
Available from everydaycarry
Please watch the video for a full review
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Great little key ring torch supplied by EDC gear, could also be clipped to bag, ruckie, clothing etc.
First impressions were it looks really cool and the clip is really secure and snaps closed with authority.
Great little feature is it can stand on its edge for a candle type effect.
Hit the on switch and you know it’s on!, the edges of the torch by the LED are beveled giving a nice spread of light and its in your face BRIGHT and I mean real bright. It’s now resident on my key ring and there it will stay!
What makes this little torch better than all others I have seen and used, is the functionality it offers, press on and keep holding the button and the torch starts at low power and steps up to full power and you can stop at brightness required, same in reverse, one click and its on max power press and hold and it dims down to min power.
Another speciality is 5 safety or flashing modes.
Slow, medium and fast strobe, SOS and Morse code mode (Signal mode)
Weighing in at about 10g and the size of a £1 coin its small and really compact, and the battery is easily replaceable.
Pros
Size and weight
Strong clip
Tactical look
Functions
And of course it’s brightness
Cons
Absolutely none
This really punches above its weight at the cost of £.7.45 available from EDC Gear a great online store for the UK EDC people as well as preppers and survivalists.
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