Brunton Polaris LED Lantern
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Haven't put it through run-down test yet, but love…
Win Bissell (Guest)
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Price Paid: approx $30
Haven't put it through run-down test yet, but love the design. Warm white light is nice change for a LED lantern.
Very good light output. Compact for 3 C cell design with the larger battery size providing long run time. Easy to hang and stable base.
As a flashlightaholic, this would be my first choice for backup lighting at home followed by the River Rock 3 AA lantern found at Target. Shop around on the internet for the best price around $30 for this Brunton.
Brunton has a history of thoughtful LED lantern design and this lantern continues that history.
Of course this light will not come close to what you get from a propane lantern or a mantelled kerosene lantern. But the safety factor is huge. Just remember to turn your lantern on once in awhile and check the batteries for corrosion/leakage or take the batteries out of the light until needed.
Where to Buy
The Brunton Polaris LED Lantern is not available from the stores we monitor.
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The Polaris LED Lantern has been discontinued.
previously retailed for:$25.93 - $52.50
The Brunton Polaris LED Lantern is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen November 4, 2012 at Altrec Outdoors.
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