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Specs & Configurations Brightness 500 lumens Material Aluminum Light source type LED Light path distance 93 meters Battery AA batteries Best flashlight for camping LE Rechargeable LED Camping Lantern Pros & Cons Great for camping Rechargeable and can charge smartphones Wider beam Not as compact Get It Now Expert Take If youre planning to spend some time camping out in the wilderness, chances are youre looking for a little more from your equipment

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RELATED: Climbing, Biking, Kayaking, and More: How to Train Like an Outdoor Athlete Best Mountain Bike Helmet: ONeal Sonus Deft Helmet Good for: Recreational mountain bikers concerned with frontal falls ONeal ONeal Sonus Deft Helmet Full-Face Design Full-shell coverage offers serious protection for trail riding Airflow Channels Vents built into the design to cool during descents Durable Shell ABS construction resists impacts and trail debris Cool Aesthetic Matte and gloss graphics built for modern mountain bikers Aggressive Trails Great for enduro and downhill cyclists who need full-face protection Riders on a Budget Affordable option without sacrificing durability MTB Newbies Offers confidence-inspiring coverage All-Season Riders Breathable enough for year-round mountain rides Pros Full-face protection at a budget price Well-vented for a full-shell helmet Comfortable inner padding Stylish graphics Cons Heavier than half-shell options No MIPS or rotational impact protection Can feel warm in hot climates Fit may run tight Shell Type ABS full-face construction Weight Approximately 1,050 grams Closure Double D-ring buckle Ventilation 14 integrated air vents The ONeal Sonus Deft Helmet delivers full-face coverage and rugged construction for a reasonable price, making it a great entry point into serious mountain biking

The Pro-Shield TM Features the ProLock TM Shield Locking System, Graphic Enabled Side Plates, Fog-Free Coating, and a No-Tools Shield Change Interface