cyalumes

[axelt123]

just to mention that red light is less visable to the naked eye as it doesn't travel as far if you are trying to keep hidden

axel

[diamond lil]

What do you use these for though ? Or when ?

[hobo]

What do you use them for hobo ?

Camping - in the tent - if we're away for a couple of nights backpacking they're lighter to carry and divisable wheras a lantern isn't!
Though if we're travelling really light we'd just take a maglite solitaire (LED enhanced) each, as you can unscrew the lens cap and use it as in 'candle' mode.
We also clip the cyalumes/holders to our lads' rucksacks as a beacon when out on late night adventures.

Hobo

[diamond lil]

Ah I see, ta

[Carrot Cruncher]

We have some (thanks hobo ) and will use them for marking doors or stairs in the event of a power cut, also handy for having a low level light in the campervan at night. The plus points of them for me is they require no batteries, there is no danger of a spark and they are smallish and lightweight so you can always keep a few stashed in a bag for emergencies etc.

[diamond lil]

I will get some when I have spare cash, they seem very handy things to have.

[Bournemouthprepper]

I will get some when I have spare cash, they seem very handy things to have.

ebay ebay ebay ive got 12 coming through the post as we speak, only cost me 3.99

[diamond lil]

Brilliant

[SW_pheonix]

I got some white 12hr sticks a while back. They lasted a lot longer than 12hours!. 24 hours later there was still enough light to pee by and just about read with the stick right up against the paper.

[Bournemouthprepper]

got mine through the post today, b...e...a...utiful! cheap and cheerful!