Coleman Flashlight Lantern
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 Replacement Battery for Coleman Lantern Flashlight FIFUTEC FP640 6v 4ah PS 640  US $12.89
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 VINTAGE RED 1960s COLEMAN PYREX 200A CAMPING HIKING LANTERN FLASHLIGHT w EXTRAS US $112.45
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 Coleman Rechargeable LED Lantern Flashlight NEW NIB US $45.95
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 Coleman Axis LED Headlamp and Lantern Flashlight Combo Set with Batteries US $35.24
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 BRAND NEW COLEMAN 4 in 1 MICRO QUAD LED LANTERN MINI FLASH Lights US $29.79
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 Coleman LED Headlamp Lantern Combo Bonus flashlight head light NIP US $15.99
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 Coleman® exponent® CR123A Lithium Flashlight with Collapsible Lantern US $26.26
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 Coleman LED AXIS Headlamp Lantern Combo Widebeam LED Flashlight NEW US $19.99
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 Coleman LED Rechargeable Lantern Light Flashlight Bright Flashlight Hiking Lamp US $66.99
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 Coleman Camping Child Lantern Light Flashlight w Strap US $9.95
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 Coleman Lantern Fluorescent Twin Family Size Flashlight US $28.00
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 Coleman Camping Outdoor Tent Compact lantern Flashlight US $22.49
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 Coleman 8D Quad Lantern Flashlight Model 2000001150 US $81.88
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 New Pair Coleman Lantern Company Flashlight Key Chains with battery on off US $9.99
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 Coleman Exponent 2 CR123A Lithium Flashlight and Collapsible Lantern Combo US $48.85
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 Coleman LED Rechargeable Lantern Flashlight NEW US $52.99
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 Coleman Camping Pro Power Quad Led lantern Flashlight US $59.63
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 Coleman Tent Light Powerful Lamp Camp Lantern White Led Solar Flashlight NEW US $55.99
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 Coleman Exponent 1 CR123A Lithium Flashlight and Collapsible Lantern Combo US $45.59
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 Coleman LED Quad Lantern Camping Hunting Fishing Flash Light Outdoor Tenting NEW US $68.95
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 Vtg Antique5 79Coleman Flash Light ing Double Camp Hiking Old Outdoor220 Lantern US $29.77
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 COLEMAN KING COBRA COMBO TV LANTERN FLASHLIGHT RADIO WEATHER SIREN US $7.50
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 Coleman Combo TV Lantern Flashlight US $.99
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Duracell Coppertop Batteries Long Lasting Power.8 ~ C 1.5 Volt Batteries.Guarantee: If not completely satisfied with this alkaline battery product, call 1-800-551-2355 (9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. EST). Duracell USA guarantees these batteries against defects in material and workmanship. Should any device be damaged due to a battery defect, we will repair or replace it at our option if it is sent with the batteries, postage prepaid,... |
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Energizer 529 6-Volt Battery $7.99 Eveready, Energizer, 6V Alkaline Spring Terminal Lantern Battery.... |
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Rayovac 806 Lantern Battery, 6 Volt Alkaline Spring Terminal $2.99 Rayovac 806 6-volt Spring Terminals, Maximum Alkaline Lantern Battery [PRICE is per EACH]... |
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Rayovac SE3DLN Sportsman Xtreme 300-Lumen LED Lantern $21.81 With optimized beams, rubber grips, and tactical switches, Rayovac's SE3DLN Sportsman Xtreme lantern is ideal for use inside and out, whether you're heading for the hills or camping out in your home during a power outage. Nicely compact and ultra-portable at just 7 inches tall and under 3.5 inches wide, the Rayovac SE3DLN lantern also provides an incredibly bright 300-lumen light that makes it a ... |
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Energizer Weather Ready Compact Rechargeable LED Light $9.25 The Energizer Weather Ready Compact Rechargeable LED light is compact, stows out of the way in a light socket, and automatically turns on when the power goes out. An ultra-bright Nichia LED, with a two-hour run time on high, and 15 hours on low. Its NiMH battery can be recharged hundreds of times, keeping you prepared for power outages and other weather-related issues. Features Automatically turn... |
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TerraLUX TLF-3C2AAEX LightStar220 3-Watt LED Aluminum Flashlight $49.99 LightStar 220 LED 2AA Flashlight EX Black Aluminum Body... |
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Coleman Family-Sized Rugged Rechargeable Battery Lantern $34.04 A great choice for car camping excursions, bringing along in the RV, or keeping on hand for power outages, this rugged, full-sized Coleman rechargeable lantern features an internal battery. It provides up to six hours of battery life when using the high brightness setting, or nine hours using the amber-colored nightlight (which is functional even while the lantern is recharging). An emergency-on c... |
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Duracell DPP-300EP Powerpack 300 with Built-in 300-watt Inverter and 250 PSI Air Compressor, (Pack of 1) $92.80 DURACELL¨ Powerpack 300 Provides Portable Emergency Power. The Duracell¨ Powerpack 300EP provides you with portable, rechargeable power for almost any emergency situation. With 300 watts of AC power, an LED flashlight, a built-in air compressor, and jumper cables, the Duracell¨ Powerpack 300EP gives you portable power when you need it most. Its detachable ultra-bright LED flashlight mak... |
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Coleman 5010000240 Fluorescent U-tube Lantern Bulb $7.29 This 7W lantern replacement bulb fits model... |
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Wagan EL2358 2 Million Brite-Nite Spotlight Lantern $19.82 The Wagan 2358 spotlight lantern features a 2 million candlelight power halogen spotlight with a 7 watt fluorescent lantern. Plus it has a bright LED reading light and integrated compass. Weather-proof industrial grade construction makes this lantern durable.DC and AC adapters are included for charging in the car or home. It is also equipped with a 6V 4Ah sealed lead acid battery.... |
7 Top Tips For Safely Pitching a Tent When Backpacking
You wake up suddenly while sleeping in your camping tent. After sitting up, you hear a distant rumbling sound overhead. It's not thunder. It's not a jet. You listen carefully for a few seconds, and then realize...it's an avalanche! With one of your Swivel Back Badge Reels dangling from your neck, you climb out of the tent, strap on your skis, and then use the ski poles to launch yourself down the slope. The base of the mountain rests a short distance from your campsite, but as you glide down the snow, the avalanche starts gaining on you, creeping up closer...and closer...
When pitching a tent during a backpacking trip, pitching it safely is as vital as pitching it correctly. Following some basic guidelines can help to ensure that you remain safe and sound during your next backpacking excursion:
1. Caution! Hot Texas tea. When using flammable liquids, be extremely careful. They should be stored in safety cans with tight caps. Also, like fantastic Ski Badge Reels, those containers should be kept away from children. Another point to remember is that the containers should never, under any circumstance, be stored inside or nearby your camping tent.
2. Prevent bugs from bugging you. Here are some interesting facts about bugs:
• Roughly 95% of all animal species are insects.
• Scientists have discovered a million species of insects, but it has been estimated that up to ten times as many species could exist on Earth!
• Millions of insects can live on a single acre of land
As we know from past camping experiences, swarms of flies, mosquitoes, and other nasty critters can call campgrounds their home. So it is vital to arm yourself with insect repellant for any backpacking trip you go on. Also, make sure to quickly open and close your tent's door, when entering and exiting it.
3. One is such a dangerous number. On any backpacking trip, always travel with at least one other person. When backpacking in a remote area, at least three other campers should accompany you. If you get in an unfortunate situation in which a backpacker is injured, one person can remain with the injured camper, while the other two backpackers head out to get help.
4. Prevent trees from storming into your tent. Never pitch your tent near the tallest trees on a campground, as electric storms could knock down trees at any hour of the night--without providing you with a "timber!" warming.
5. Spotting what is at stake. Injuries often occur when backpackers trip over tent stakes or ropes. Using small flags with vivid colors or florescent paint on stakes, can be as effective in preventing such injuries, as Metal Badge Reels are in gripping badges.
6. Where there is smoke. It is important to learn about the dangers that sources of ignition can create. For example, an open flame (i.e. match or candle) should never be used inside a tent. Also, campfires should be constructed at a location many yards from your camping tent. In addition, the fire should be downwind from the tent. Another important point is to never fuel camping stoves, camping lanterns, or camping heaters inside the tent.
7. Seeing the light. Always bring a Coleman flashlight and extra batteries, to help guide you towards your tent. Emergency signal devices can also be helpful when you get lost in the wilderness.
While setting up a tent correctly during your next backpacking trip may provide you with a place to sleep, failing to do it safely could result in a rude awakening during the middle of the night. Fortunately, following some basic principles will ensure that you only wake up to the smell of smoke...from your breakfast cooking!
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