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Price : $9.99

Features

• LED micropacker lantern. Two bright long-lasting 0.5mm LED’s
• Powered by Three AA batteries (sold separately )
• Reflector slides up to project light forward for path lighting
• Push button on/off control
• 1 -Year Warranty

Product Description

Coleman 5319-700 Every shape and size for every outdoor adventure. Some float, some pack away in self-storing casings and some can be turned on from 50 feet away. Coleman battery lanterns all stand up to weather and rust. The LED Micropacker Lantern is id

Customer Reviews

Review date : 2009-01-07
The light output is poor when using it as a flashlight for strolling the trails in the dark. A regular flashlight has a more direct light output. However the compact lantern makes a great emergency light if you get lost and need to be seen in the dark. Pairing with a flashlight, the micropacker lantern becomes a winner but not too great if its used solo.

Review date : 2008-12-26
I use this for camping and it really is quite handy to have a light weight little latern type flashlight, so it is easy to pack and carry with you. Also makes it nice to be able to set up and not only have a beam of light, but fill the surrounding area with quality light.

Review date : 2008-11-30
This lantern doesn’t give out as much light as other LED lanterns. The Coleman 3AA MicroPacker LED Lantern is a better choice because it has a much brighter LED that can fill a decent sized room with light. Since it’s the same size as this one, it doesn’t take up any more space for campers. This compact lantern is okay for the small confines of a tent, but it’s not the best choice for an emergency home light.

Review date : 2008-11-19
I use this for my kids to carry around and to keep in their rooms when we have blackouts.
MUCH safer than using a candle. Great on battery life. I bought three of these for
emergencies.

Review date : 2008-11-09
For the price buy several. This little baby worked great on recent camping trip. I wish you could adjust the brightness, but overall works as described

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