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The Lumica 8 Hour Lightstick is a military grade light/safety sticks for a wide variety of applications.
Available in blue and white.
These glowsticks are great for use around the camp.
The Lumica 8 Hour Lightstick is a military grade light/safety sticks for a wide variety of applications.
Available in blue and white.
These glowsticks are great for use around the camp.
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Excellent product. Good staying power and large illumination area
does the job. Still prefer the 12H ones maybe a bit more. These would be best on shorter fishing night sessions and so.
Bought a couple of blue ones just to try out and see how long they actually lasted. Well even though the blue is stated to last 8 hours after 12 hours it was still bright enough to illuminate an area of about 1m around itself enough to be able to see in the dark. 24 hours on and it's still glowing and easily visible in a dark room from a distance. I will probably get a green or yellow for a festival later in the year to help find the tent and I expect one of them will last for a couple of nights so work out very good value for money.
Great lightstick, last the full 12 hours as advertised. Nice hook atop of the lightstick so it can be attached to items or hung via some paracord. Foil wrapped, the best one I've come across yet.
Lasts longer and emits more light than cheaper alternatives.
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
