After a few sessions night fishing and getting sick of running around with torches I looked into getting a head lamp. They are pretty pricey to buy the stuff from tackle shops so on a whim I dropped into Woodies. I picked up an Energizer Headlight for under €20 and have to say it's working out great!! It has four settings and I used it on Friday night for about four hours on the highest setting and the batteries lasted no prob's.
Just better remember to pack a few AAA's into my bag just in case though!
Headlights
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dfella25
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dfella25
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Re: Headlights
Ooops!! I did not see the other thread on head torches till now.
Sorry mods
Sorry mods
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eyesreilly
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Re: Headlights
I have the same one from woodies, you cant go wrong for 20 yo yos,,,batteries last for ages.
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contender
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Re: Headlights
Yep.. Its an energizer for me too... Works a treat