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[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

anyone got any suggestions for a pen light?

AAA?

Do you want high power, lowish power, or to be able to select?

[ryan1835]

something cheap  lol

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

something cheap  lol

If you want something cheap, and well nigh bombproof, get yourself one of these
http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=2833&strPageHistory=search&numSearchStartRecord=1

It'll piss over your maglite mate, while having a runtime at least 2-3 times as long on fresh cell's

[ryan1835]

something cheap  lol

If you want something cheap, and well nigh bombproof, get yourself one of these
http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=2833&strPageHistory=search&numSearchStartRecord=1

It'll piss over your maglite mate, while having a runtime at least 2-3 times as long on fresh cell's

are the gerber infinities good?

i was after somethng like this http://www.heinnie.com/Flashlights/Fenix/Fenix-Penlight-LD05/p-97-403-4736/

[Nikos]

Just grab a fauxton and super-glue it on the rear end of a pen... (that sounds wrong in many ways, but it should work... )

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

something cheap  lol

If you want something cheap, and well nigh bombproof, get yourself one of these
http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=2833&strPageHistory=search&numSearchStartRecord=1

It'll piss over your maglite mate, while having a runtime at least 2-3 times as long on fresh cell's

are the gerber infinities good?

i was after somethng like this http://www.heinnie.com/Flashlights/Fenix/Fenix-Penlight-LD05/p-97-403-4736/

Are Infinities any good?

There bloody fantastic mate

There by far and away my favourite torch, as they tick all the right boxes for me...

Very robust and reliable.
Enough light to read by, without blinding yourself.
A massive amount of spill, so ideal for working in tight spaces.
Last's FOREVER on a cell, and will often work with apparently dead batteries
Can even run off aaa batteries in a push

They are a short range task light though, and are not much cop beyond 20-30 feet imo, but then I rarely use a light beyond that

[Benner]

They are a good piece of kit to own that's for sure. 

[Nikos]

... and there's a couple of them available on EDCS as we speak...

[prime77]

Surefire Pen
Chapstick
Leatherman KF4
Surefire LX2 head on L4 body
Armour Zippo
Wallet
Casio Wave Ceptor/ Tough Solar Watch
RA Clicky 140C
Chris Reeve Umnumzaan
Coin Bag
Paracord Bracelet

[Zed]

im trying to build up a useful collection of tool and edc, im getting there,

paul

[ryan1835]

your doing a good job too paul 

probably better then me

tomorrow i may be doing a nice internet shop 

[Zed]

your doing a good job too paul 

probably better then me

tomorrow i may be doing a nice internet shop 

   im just trying to carry stuff i need, shame the wave is a bit naughty in the uk, but this is going to mainly be my cycling edc 

[ryan1835]

I don't think you'd have a problem if you were found with it teenagers probably would =/

[Zed]

I don't think you'd have a problem if you were found with it teenagers probably would =/

and pushing a buggy with 2 children under 4 

[jzmtl]

What's the blue thing on your key?

[ryan1835]

i think it might be something to get on a till or computer at work, not sure though 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

What's the blue thing on your key?

It's a magnetic security pass

[Zed]

What's the blue thing on your key?

It's a magnetic security pass

yep a clock in key 

[jzmtl]

Ah, never seen one of those before.

[Zed]

Ah, never seen one of those before.

it hangs there as a reminder about WORK     

[cerbera147]

Next step is to just implant the key in our head 

Mrs. C works in a care home and they just got one of those fingerprint scanners for clocking in and out 

My immediate thought was 'I hope it is regularly sanitised' think of all germs and potential killers lurking on it 

[Zed]

Next step is to just implant the key in our head 

Mrs. C works in a care home and they just got one of those fingerprint scanners for clocking in and out 

My immediate thought was 'I hope it is regularly sanitised' think of all germs and potential killers lurking on it 

  yeah MRSA being one of them, 

[ryan1835]

i hope you guys have that alcohol anti bacterial handwash in your edc then 

[Zed]

i hope you guys have that alcohol anti bacterial handwash in your edc then 

mate i use it every 5secs plus wear gloves all the time, its survival , plus im sure i have the cleaning obsession      

[ryan1835]

i wear gloves alot at work and wash them a bit but normally cause there covered in oil/etc wearing barrier cream helps   i dont always like wearing gloves. im sure my hands will thank me in a few years for the barrier cream when i go gloveless though

does anyone know where i can get a prybar from? cheers

[Sparky415]

What size prybar? 

[Zed]

I carry one in my EDC bag but its about 5inches long, 

[ryan1835]

small ish one say 4-5 inch

[Sparky415]

I have a 'Pocketwrench' which is 4 inches that's very handy but not great for prying
and a Pocket Widgy that is also 4 inches and is quite handy, ok for prying but not really big enough

http://www.rutlands.co.uk/cgi-bin/psProdSrch.cgi?mode=user&transid=&search_text=pocketwrench&submit=Go

http://endtimesreport.com/survival_shop.html


not sure if that helps I think in your job you might need something a bit bigger

[ryan1835]

its going to live in my edc organiser mainly to save my charges blade

depending on who im with we normally have a set of these to hand

its surprising really we dont find we need them all that much, mostly for post boxes that have jammed and pouch box repairs