Hi all, as per title any suggestions for these that you have tried and tested and recommend please?
Seen some Trakker ones but £40+, any similar but more cost effective - but reliable - from the other usual suspects or similar?
TIA
Seen some Trakker ones but £40+, any similar but more cost effective - but reliable - from the other usual suspects or similar?
TIA
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I like the fox one,the remote actually works from a few feet away unlike the ridgemonkey one ive also got
I like the fox one,the remote actually works from a few feet away unlike the ridgemonkey one ive also got
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Sunblessa bivvy light of Amazon
Sunblessa bivvy light of Amazon
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My youngest son bought me a ridgemonkey one 9 years ago now for Xmas, can't fault it (it's the remote type)
My youngest son bought me a ridgemonkey one 9 years ago now for Xmas, can't fault it (it's the remote type)

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Dont get a new one if it breaks,my original rm one still going strong.I bought a new one and it was ****,thats why got the large fox one and its brilliant
Dont get a new one if it breaks,my original rm one still going strong.I bought a new one and it was ****,thats why got the large fox one and its brilliant
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Do you need four candles
Do you need four candles
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Another vote for the Sunblessa (2nd gen I think mine is?). Had it over a year now and it’s been spot on. Much better than my old original RidgeMonkey one and had a really strong magnet.
Another vote for the Sunblessa (2nd gen I think mine is?). Had it over a year now and it’s been spot on. Much better than my old original RidgeMonkey one and had a really strong magnet.
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Another for sunblesa…. Absolutely spot on and not stupidly expensive
Another for sunblesa…. Absolutely spot on and not stupidly expensive
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Probably not for this time of year but i was bought a UCO candle lantern a few years ago.
Other then the price of the candles they are great for some light in the bivvy and add a decent amount of heat. I use mine in autumn and early spring (don't do winter nights much anymore)
Probably not for this time of year but i was bought a UCO candle lantern a few years ago.
Other then the price of the candles they are great for some light in the bivvy and add a decent amount of heat. I use mine in autumn and early spring (don't do winter nights much anymore)
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Ridgemonkey Elite IR has been pretty good . . .however now redundant with Vapour Shield disco lights!
Ridgemonkey Elite IR has been pretty good . . .however now redundant with Vapour Shield disco lights!
I make my own led /usb powered ones
Thanks all, have looked around for some reviews too, gone with the Fox strip light so hopefully will be good 👍