The best light for runners is a headlamp or other hands-free light and here at STKR, we recommend the Flexit headlamp series. Equip yourself with a durable headlamp that offers bright lighting for running at night. For your own safety as well as the safety of others on the road, pedestrians and drivers alike, you should carry a torch or headlamp when you go for a nighttime run.
Warning triangles are devices that warn other drivers of a potential roadside hazard coming up. The primary goal of these warning triangles is to make sure that traffic knows that there is a stationary car coming up so that they can be safe driving around it. This will make sure that there are no car accidents, which can potentially be fatal if you don’t take the right precautions.
Have you ever considered the batteries in your flashlight could prolong your use of the light? If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, you probably have a flashlight on hand and hopefully a decent one at that. If not, feel free to check out our range of flashlights here. In the meantime, did you know that the batteries you use in a flashlight can modify how long the flashlight lasts?
Having your items confiscated at the airport can be a frustrating situation. Especially if security takes something of value to you, like a decent flashlight. It’s important to check security regulations on what you can and can’t bring in your checked bag and/or carry on before you travel.
Due to LED technology, camping lanterns often last for 50 hours on a single charge or a fresh set of batteries. For many people, that is four or five nights on a single charge. The Illumidome Mini Lantern from STKR Concepts lasts up to 100 hours on just 3 ‘AA’ batteries.
Solar lights are great for camping because these lights can offer up superior brightness while also being effortless to recharge. You will not need batteries for these lights as they can store up energy from the sun during the daylight hours of your trip. Choosing a good solar light can make your camping trip much more pleasant at night.
LED flashlights most commonly flicker because they’re about to run out of batteries. Unlike older flashlights that start at 100% and slowly drain to 0%, LEDs are driven by a chip or semiconductor that keeps the light at 100%. For as long as the battery will let it, the LED will stay at 100%, flicker, then eventually die.
If you are weightlifting, wearing weightlifting gloves is highly recommended. There are tons of pressures involved in lifting heavyweights. Therefore, having your weightlifting gloves on is a surefire practice to protect your hands from blisters and other substantial damage.
Why do the British call flashlights “torches”? This term came from the original torches that were essentially a stick with fire at the end. Flashlights were created in America but didn’t make their way to England until later. When this concept came to England, they called it an electric torch.
As a company, we’re dedicated to making lighting solutions that suit all applications and activities. Because of this, we’ve constructed an abundance of different lights, which could benefit your backpacking trip. Wanting to know what our best backpacking rechargeable flashlights are?
Modern rechargeable flashlights have improved to the point that they have the edge in performance, longevity, and reliability over the more common non-rechargeable flashlights. Both technologies work well, and there are applications where both would be the right choice for a flashlight.
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