The Amazing Corn Maze

Narpho · Sep 10, 2006

In a few weeks my family and I will be doing the corn maze at night. The site said bring a hand held flashlight. Which light would you bring? I'd love to take the Thor

cheapo · Sep 10, 2006

there is one of those in weston ks.... pretty cool stuff. I'd bring a floodlight.

-david

Sixpointone · Sep 10, 2006

I've never done one of those before, but I'd be most interested to try my Kroma Milspec.

iamerror · Sep 10, 2006

Which "light"? Why not bring more than one?

darkhanger18 · Sep 10, 2006

I went to one last night...brought a gladius, L4, and a mag74, gladius on a lower level got the most use, except like others have noted, its spot is like "follow the bouncing ball" when your walking. The mag74 got used on some of the longer stretches to see where some of the path's lead. Long story short, bring multiple lights

dizzy · Sep 10, 2006

Sometimes those things can take hours to get through. What lights do you have to choose from? The thor may be a little like overkill and heavy. I would bring everything in my arsenal, and some extra batteries, since I have a big family.

savumaki · Sep 10, 2006

I wonder how the farmer feels about it. :rant:

Badbeams3 · Sep 10, 2006

Corn maze??? I`ll bite...what the heck is a corn maze?

Ken

Narpho · Sep 10, 2006

It's stalks of corn cut into a big maze. You have to walk through it. I thought about battery life...better take a few lights and spares.

Narpho · Sep 10, 2006

I have an assortment of LED's and a few incans. Brinkman and G2. I'm thinking about taking both incans and extra batteries.

Bogie · Sep 10, 2006

DarkHanger18 Which one did you go to I usually go to Larsens

Larsons Farm Market

I usually bring a asortment of lights CMG IU,SF L1 (Red & Green), L2 which is my EDC,RayOvac 3 in 1 Headlamp :grin2:

Lee1959 · Sep 10, 2006

I have done a few corn mazes, and I think medium to lower lights work best. You will want longer runtime, just in case you, ummm for lack of a better phrase, suck at mazes

. The reason I liked the lower power lights is reflection off the leaves made it hard to see after a while in one.

Illum · Sep 10, 2006

probably a canteen, some trioxane fuel bars, some MREs, and a few lights with the SOS function...

I hate mazes....

scott.cr · Sep 11, 2006

If anyone has info on the California corn maze, I'd hugely, tremendously appreciate some info PMed or posted to this thread!!

choppers · Sep 11, 2006

heck, as many as you can carry..lol

arnold ziffle · Sep 11, 2006

maybe one of those 4000 lumen blasters so you can burn a path out.

carrot · Sep 11, 2006

Hmmm... I'd take my L2P and L2T for primary use...

How about this?
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/94997

Walt175 · Sep 11, 2006

Sounds like a job fpr a USL!

Alan_P · Sep 11, 2006

I went to one last year and took a Nuwai Q3. It worked beautifully. The straight portions of the maze were typically less the 10 feet. You don't need too much light and all you see is corn.

darkhanger18 · Sep 11, 2006

Larson's is the maze I frequent, especially in october, when it gets "haunted" if you havn't gone to check it out yet, I highly reccomend you do so :rock:

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