Although it doesn't come cheap at $39.99, weighing in at just 85 g, Kathmandu's LuminAID makes a great travel companion for the night fisherman.
This solar-powered, inflatable light packs flat and inflates to create a lightweight, waterproof lantern. Throw it in your tacklebox for your next night fishing expedition and with up to 12 hours of LED light on approximately 7 hours of direct sunlight chargin, it's streets ahead of many of the alternatives.
While we initially thought the "inflatable" part of the LuminAID looked quite flimsy, it withstood the rough handling we gave it and the product definitely gives out enough light to pack and unpack your fishing gear, although you will need to switch it to the brighter of the two modes (which means a shorter running time) if you want to do fine work such as tying notes.
While we initially thought the "inflatable" part of the LuminAID looked quite flimsy, it withstood the rough handling we gave it and the product definitely gives out enough light to pack and unpack your fishing gear, although you will need to switch it to the brighter of the two modes (which means a shorter running time) if you want to do fine work such as tying notes.
Kathmandu also believes in giving back, so for every 10 LuminAID
lights sold, Kathmandu will donate one light to the Australian
Himalayan Foundation (AHF). The AHF will distribute these lights to
communities
where people do not have access to a reliable source of electricity,
providing them with a clean, safe and reusable light source.
To order, visit www.kathmandu.com.au
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