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$57.00
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
Two months ago I bought this automatic open/close…
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Price Paid: $57,--
Two months ago I bought this automatic open/close hiking umbrella with integrated flashlight online. www.birdiepal.com
At first I was not sure because the price is quite high, but I knew a friend of mine already had one with silver-metallic UV coating and was crazy about it, and so I put my faith in >Designed in Germany< as well.
I did not regret it at all. The automatic open/close mechanism is very strong and very dependable. This umbrella is identical to the light trek automatic, but this model now holds an integrated long-lasting, detachable bright LED-torch in its handle. This small, convenient and lightweight hiking umbrella meets your high standards of stability and resistance even under unfavorable conditions. Money well spent!
Description
The Light Trek Automatic Flashlite is a flashlight made by Birdiepal. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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