|
||||||||
This is a very nice lantern for emergency preparedness… will probably outlast you! Just remember to stock enough D-cell batteries to keep it running.
CERTAIN CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON THIS SITE COMES FROM AMAZON SERVICES LLC. THIS CONTENT IS PROVIDED 'AS IS' AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR REMOVAL AT ANY TIME.
Take a moment and please choose to LIKE this post on Facebook and share via Twitter using the buttons below, or you may Email it to a friend quickly using the Email button shown directly above. Thank you for your time! Want to take your prepping to the next level?Become a Pathway 2 Preparedness member and get yourself and your family ready for nearly any emergency in only 12 weeks! Prepare for sheltering-in-place, evacuation, and plenty more. Check it out.Blog Owners: This content may be freely republished so long as the following credit is included at the top of the article: "This article was first published at reThinkSurvival.com." |
These lanterns are far the best I’ve tried. It is durable and the quality is really good. I recommend this especially if you want one that will last a long time.
I will pass on this , you need light but there are a lot of hand crank LED lanterns out there , and in my opinion , blows batteries away . Spend a little more now for a good hand crank lantern , or pay more later in the form of batteries +lantern +weight of the batteries + storage space for batteries .
I’ve never found a hand-crank anything that I like! Any recommendations?
yeah , Ill go look at the one I have outside and post the name .
I’ve owned one of these lanterns for a while and highly recommend it. The only drawback is that it uses D batteries, which are difficult to recharge. Otherwise, it’s a good lantern.