Torch for a friend

nbp

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I volunteered to help a friend find a new torch, figuring I could certainly find him a better one than he would himself be able to find (with the help of CPF of course). He is an avid hunter/fisherman, and wants a new outdoors light. He is currently using a minimag style light, and wants something brighter. He needs a light that is small, and can go in a pocket or pack easily, is bright (I'd guess 30-45 lumens would be adequate), durable/water-resistant, and can be fitted with a red diffuser for use hunting nitecrawlers. He doesn't really care what type of batteries it takes, but wants bright light and good run-time. And he would like it for about $30 (reality is, many lights get lost or dropped in lakes and he doesn't want to lose much.) Any thoughts? Thanks.
 

Gunner12

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Maybe a lanyard first to make the chances of loosing the light smaller.

Pelican would be good, namely the Propoly Luxeon.

Do you think a well reviewed DX light would work?
 

fishx65

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I think he would be thrilled with a yellow 4aa Lux Propoly and the 1 aa rayovac Sportsman Extreme headlamp. It's easy to make a red filter for the Propoly and the Rayovac comes with a red led. Gotta go with a headlamp for those activities!

I've heard that the new EOS headlamp comes with filters!
 

Crenshaw

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Get a Bright Yellow light, and attach one of them floaty key fobs on it..

Crenshaw
 
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