Has anyone got the new N25 400 lumen and the old N25.Was just about to get one and didn't realise they had a new one out. Just wondering if the new one is any better or do I just stick with the original.
In reply to Post #1
just saw it on Aliexpress for £28 with the tax
LINKY POO 
EDIT MUST OF BEEN A RUSH PRICE HAS SHOT UP NOW
just saw it on Aliexpress for £28 with the tax
LINKY POO EDIT MUST OF BEEN A RUSH PRICE HAS SHOT UP NOW
In reply to Post #2
LOL Its back down again
it should say ￡23.45 del is free to UK but the tax added brings it to £28 
LOL Its back down again
it should say ￡23.45 del is free to UK but the tax added brings it to £28
In reply to Post #3
It's showing £33 for me
It's showing £33 for me
In reply to Post #2
It's come down for me, just ordered one, £23.18.
Order details
Placed on Dec 14,2022, 04:13
Shenzhen Flashlight Store
NITECORE NU25 upgraded 40...
NEW NU25
￡19.32x1
Order total
￡23.18
It's come down for me, just ordered one, £23.18.
Order details
Placed on Dec 14,2022, 04:13
Shenzhen Flashlight Store
NITECORE NU25 upgraded 40...
NEW NU25
￡19.32x1
Order total
￡23.18
Prices seem all over the place, I think my lad paid £23 for the ultralite version.
***** headtorch, honestly, try the Klarus available from amazon, miles better..
In reply to Post #7
"Miles better"
I just looked ...it not better at all, why do you think that?
No point in saying it and not explaining why.
"Miles better"
I just looked ...it not better at all, why do you think that?
No point in saying it and not explaining why.
In reply to Post #7
***** headtorch
behave ! 1200 lumens just stupidly bright ok if your trying to see your baitboat at 200 yards
but no need or point in a normal fishing situation
the NU25 is the perfect balance so super lightweight and simple to use Ive owned and used almost every headtorch available over the [past 50 odd years of night fishing Fenex Led lensers Pezel Snap on coleman energiser you name it Ive probable used it
and can honestly say the NU25 is the perfect head torch
***** headtorch
behave ! 1200 lumens just stupidly bright ok if your trying to see your baitboat at 200 yards but no need or point in a normal fishing situation
the NU25 is the perfect balance so super lightweight and simple to use Ive owned and used almost every headtorch available over the [past 50 odd years of night fishing Fenex Led lensers Pezel Snap on coleman energiser you name it Ive probable used it
and can honestly say the NU25 is the perfect head torch
I left my nitecore out for 2 or 3 days in the heavy rain last week. By accident I left it
On the bonnet of my fishing wagon. Up against the garage.
I'm.glad to report no ill effects.
On the bonnet of my fishing wagon. Up against the garage.
I'm.glad to report no ill effects.
In reply to Post #9
I have the NU and the Sunblesa which is almost identical, for me the Sunblesa is a tad better as it also has 2 power green light plus red, and I prefer the green.
I have the NU and the Sunblesa which is almost identical, for me the Sunblesa is a tad better as it also has 2 power green light plus red, and I prefer the green.
In reply to Post #11
Yes I bought the SUNBLESA H11 too as a back spare
but not used it yet the early ones had a battery problem but they were exchanged if you had a duff one and complained but its all sorted now the duff batch were removed from sale
Yes I bought the SUNBLESA H11 too as a back spare
but not used it yet the early ones had a battery problem but they were exchanged if you had a duff one and complained but its all sorted now the duff batch were removed from sale
In reply to Post #9
lately there seems to be some kind of contest for the brightest, most powerful and usually most expensive headlamp, often well over a £100, they are the bane,,[one of them ] of my life, I carry a pack of small files now, and offer to give them to the more inconsiderate "lampers", the usual reply is "why do I need a file?"
the reply is " to file all the rough edges off that ###### lamp, 'cos if you shine it into my eyes one more time, I'm gonna shove it up yer backside"
apologies to the considerate users of headtorches.
but I'v spent most of my life moving about at night with nothing but my eyes,
I remember when carp fishing was more of a "covert" operation, on some waters you'd think there was a search for escaped prisoners in deepest Alabama.
lately there seems to be some kind of contest for the brightest, most powerful and usually most expensive headlamp, often well over a £100, they are the bane,,[one of them ] of my life, I carry a pack of small files now, and offer to give them to the more inconsiderate "lampers", the usual reply is "why do I need a file?"
the reply is " to file all the rough edges off that ###### lamp, 'cos if you shine it into my eyes one more time, I'm gonna shove it up yer backside"
apologies to the considerate users of headtorches.
but I'v spent most of my life moving about at night with nothing but my eyes,
I remember when carp fishing was more of a "covert" operation, on some waters you'd think there was a search for escaped prisoners in deepest Alabama.
In reply to Post #13
I feel the same, there are times when there is no moon and cloudy sky so you can't see your hand in front of your face. Then I use a red light. I only use a white light to read inside the bivvy. Most of the time you can play and land fish in the dark, if you have let your eyes adjust to it which takes at least 20 minutes without a bright white light.
I feel the same, there are times when there is no moon and cloudy sky so you can't see your hand in front of your face. Then I use a red light. I only use a white light to read inside the bivvy. Most of the time you can play and land fish in the dark, if you have let your eyes adjust to it which takes at least 20 minutes without a bright white light.