Kit Focus — Ledlenser ML6 Rechargable LED Lantern
For camping adventures and kayaking expeditions, the Ledlenser ML6 Rechargeable LED Lantern is an invaluable asset; providing an adaptable and powerful light source that is perfect for illuminating your surroundings in the campsite or on the water.
The ML6 lantern replaces the CalorGas laterns that were so popular in camping adventures of the past. With eight lighting functions, including a red reading light, it is a versatile way to light up the night. It also has the advantage it can be used as a power bank for recharging other electronics in camp.
The lantern can be hung by the rubberised hook, stood on the rubber base, or fixed to a metal surface using the integrated magnets. Once firmly in place, the unit provides anything from 20 lumens to 750 lumens on the range of functions; which include Blink, Boost, Low Power, High Power, Pulse, S.O.S, Strobe and Dimmable light outputs.
The LED lantern is water resistant, so it will deal with downpours and wave splashes if you are using it on the water. It is also USB rechargeable, using a standard Micro-USB input cable (it takes five hours to fully charge).
The compact little unit is a real asset when camping or on the water; illuminating the area to the desired light level, but without the glare or isolated beam found on a torch. The red light is particularly useful for wild camping—when you want to avoid detection, as well as for reading and navigation at night.
From past experience Ledlenser products are flawlessly made, and the Ledlenser ML6 Lantern seems to continue that trend. It is robust, yet compact and light (280 grams); making it a minimal burden in your pack or pannier. A fantastic asset for any expedition.
>> Shop the Ledlenser ML6 LED Lantern at ledlenser-store.co.uk here <<
The Ledlenser ML6 Lantern was provided to The Expedition Journals by Ledlenser UK for testing and review
The ML6 lantern replaces the CalorGas laterns that were so popular in camping adventures of the past. With eight lighting functions, including a red reading light, it is a versatile way to light up the night. It also has the advantage it can be used as a power bank for recharging other electronics in camp.
The lantern can be hung by the rubberised hook, stood on the rubber base, or fixed to a metal surface using the integrated magnets. Once firmly in place, the unit provides anything from 20 lumens to 750 lumens on the range of functions; which include Blink, Boost, Low Power, High Power, Pulse, S.O.S, Strobe and Dimmable light outputs.
The LED lantern is water resistant, so it will deal with downpours and wave splashes if you are using it on the water. It is also USB rechargeable, using a standard Micro-USB input cable (it takes five hours to fully charge).
The compact little unit is a real asset when camping or on the water; illuminating the area to the desired light level, but without the glare or isolated beam found on a torch. The red light is particularly useful for wild camping—when you want to avoid detection, as well as for reading and navigation at night.
From past experience Ledlenser products are flawlessly made, and the Ledlenser ML6 Lantern seems to continue that trend. It is robust, yet compact and light (280 grams); making it a minimal burden in your pack or pannier. A fantastic asset for any expedition.
>> Shop the Ledlenser ML6 LED Lantern at ledlenser-store.co.uk here <<
The Ledlenser ML6 Lantern was provided to The Expedition Journals by Ledlenser UK for testing and review
Rechargable LED Lantern is best for users who wish to avoid the hassle of replacing batteries for their camping lights. Rechargeable lanterns, generally offer longer life thanks to their sophisticated lithium-ion batteries.
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