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The new triangular shaped lantern the Exponent CR123A Lithium Pack-Away Lantern features the popular telescoping pack-away design and weighs only 4.8 ounces with batteries. It is perfect for backpacking or other applications that require a bright area light that comes in a compact, self-protective, weather-resistant case.
Illuminate your tent with the Coleman CR123A Lithium Pack-Away Lantern. a mini-carabiner hangs this lightweight lamp from the roof of your backpacking tent so you don't have to hold it up yourself as you read your fairly trashed trail map or fairly trashy romance novel. Three positions let you choose the appropriate light setting, and up to 12 hours of illumination brighten your dark nights or storm-confined days. This collapsible lamp packs away break-free, thanks to a rubberized outer shell. *3 CR123 batteries included.
| Burn Time: | [Max] 12hrs |
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| Country of Origin: | United States |
| Dimensions: | 4 x 2.5in (10 x 6.4cm) |
| Material: | Plastic, rubber |
| Output: | 100 Lumens on high |
| Recommended Use: | Backpacking |
| Weight: | 4.8oz (136g), Including batteries |
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If your looking for a light that is great for a tent, this would be one to consider. It is a bit pricy, but for the minimal space it takes up it might be something to consider. It lights up my 2 person tent with ease, and it is a tough little light. I'm not sure how long I got of the battery life but it seemed to be a little more than 12 hours. | |
| Kyle Beck at Backcountry.com on 11/13/2008 | |
