In reply to Post #29
aaggh bet if you actually fished with it !!
you may change your mind the extension bit is so you can use a AA battery
the red option on the NU25 on the high setting is like red daylight but of course just playing with it at home is completely different to being in the dark on the bank
aaggh bet if you actually fished with it !!
you may change your mind the extension bit is so you can use a AA battery
In reply to Post #31
Might dig it out then as the lithium ones are quite dear but they do last ages. The rechargeable function i admit is an excellent bonus on the nitecore 👍🏻
Ive tried red lights before when fishing and i cant get on with them. I have a ridgemonkey bivvy light with red and green lights but never use it and my petzl headtorch i used to have had a red light. Im on medication for my eyes to bring the pressure down in them as my dad is blind and has glaucoma and its hereditary so things are even more blurry under a red light.
Might dig it out then as the lithium ones are quite dear but they do last ages. The rechargeable function i admit is an excellent bonus on the nitecore 👍🏻
Ive tried red lights before when fishing and i cant get on with them. I have a ridgemonkey bivvy light with red and green lights but never use it and my petzl headtorch i used to have had a red light. Im on medication for my eyes to bring the pressure down in them as my dad is blind and has glaucoma and its hereditary so things are even more blurry under a red light.
In reply to Post #30
Good question on the red light I just overlooked it.
I kept the Fenex in the bag in case I needed more light but never found I did. You're right it's fine on the lowest setting but was no different to the Energizer I also carried for its red light.
For me the convenience of being able to charge it was a game changer. I was always checking my batts using those expensive metered Duracell's and binning them when they got low so they didn't fail on me on the Energizer which gets expensive.
With the Nitecore I just like topping up after a session and knowing it will be full charged whenever I use it. I find the strap really comfy and the torch is very light making it comfortable to wear at night. How long the battery will last we'll have to see but I reckon it'll pay for itself in batts easily.
Good question on the red light I just overlooked it.
I kept the Fenex in the bag in case I needed more light but never found I did. You're right it's fine on the lowest setting but was no different to the Energizer I also carried for its red light.
For me the convenience of being able to charge it was a game changer. I was always checking my batts using those expensive metered Duracell's and binning them when they got low so they didn't fail on me on the Energizer which gets expensive.
With the Nitecore I just like topping up after a session and knowing it will be full charged whenever I use it. I find the strap really comfy and the torch is very light making it comfortable to wear at night. How long the battery will last we'll have to see but I reckon it'll pay for itself in batts easily.
I got one of the nu25's the last time it was recommended on here, i really like it very light and compact ive hardly had to charge mine .
The light levels are very good as well the red on higher setting seems a lot brighter than reds on other head torches i have used, the white light starts off with a low light which is good enough for close work going a lot brighter if needed.
I also have the £35 ridgemonkey torch which i no longer use as its too big and bulky kept switching itself on even in supplied case, to the point i had to source solid tub for it, i also found it an un needed too bright for general use even on lowest setting, the green light was ok but its a bad idea that you have to go through the white mode first to get to green.
The ridgemonkey would be better on bigger foreign venues i sometimes fish with a lot of boat work so will keep it for those trips
The light levels are very good as well the red on higher setting seems a lot brighter than reds on other head torches i have used, the white light starts off with a low light which is good enough for close work going a lot brighter if needed.
I also have the £35 ridgemonkey torch which i no longer use as its too big and bulky kept switching itself on even in supplied case, to the point i had to source solid tub for it, i also found it an un needed too bright for general use even on lowest setting, the green light was ok but its a bad idea that you have to go through the white mode first to get to green.
The ridgemonkey would be better on bigger foreign venues i sometimes fish with a lot of boat work so will keep it for those trips
In reply to Post #33
Yes being able to recharge it is brilliant 👍🏻
Yes being able to recharge it is brilliant 👍🏻
In reply to Post #24
Did you order from the Lightmalls anyone did it turn up
Did you order from the Lightmalls anyone did it turn up
In reply to Post #36
yes and yes
yes and yes
In reply to Post #37
Thanks
Thanks
In reply to Post #36
I also got mine from there, it did take a few weeks to arrive though
I also got mine from there, it did take a few weeks to arrive though
In reply to Post #36
Got mine off amazon for £35 and turned up the next day. It was only going to save me £11 at the other place so just got it off amazon.
Got mine off amazon for £35 and turned up the next day. It was only going to save me £11 at the other place so just got it off amazon.
In reply to Post #40
Me too Stu, I'm to impatient..
Me too Stu, I'm to impatient..
In reply to Post #41
Alright Phil, how you keeping mate?
Alright Phil, how you keeping mate?
In reply to Post #41
Stand by for that crashing disappointment when you open the package and realise that it's just a headtorch. It's not going to change your life.
Stand by for that crashing disappointment when you open the package and realise that it's just a headtorch. It's not going to change your life.
In reply to Post #43
In reply to Post #43
Bit late for that, I've had it for a while now
Bit late for that, I've had it for a while now