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Do not take this Wurkkos TS27 flashlight hiking. But, we will give you 11 reasons to have the Wurkkos TS27 rechargable flashlight at camp when the nights get long or the mornings come early. Wurkkos sent me this light for free. But, everything I’m sharing comes from my experience using this flashlight for the last 30 days. Wurkkos TS27: https://geni.us/vx3B8Ns To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. What Comes in the Box with the Wurkkos TS27? In the box you get the TS27 flashlight itself, a USB-C charging cable, a 32,140 rechargeable battery, a lanyard, spare O-rings, and the paperwork. Why Did I Want to Test the Wurkkos ts27 for 30 Days? I wanted to spend a full month with this flashlight because it’s very different from what I’d normally carry hiking. My everyday trail lights are tiny, ultralight, and built around hands-free convenience. The TS27, on the other hand, is a heavy, high-output light designed for a completely different purpose — RV use, roadside repairs, car camping, and emergency readiness. What are my First Impressions of the Wurkkos TS27? Right out of the box, the TS27 feels like a tank. The anodized aluminum body is thick, durable, and built to take a drop or two. The machining is clean and the threads feel smooth. With the battery installed, this thing is chunky at 1.3 lbs or 600 grams. For hiking, it’s way more weight than I’m willing to carry. What Makes the Wurkkos TS27 “Bidirectional”? The TS27 uses a dual-LED setup. The main LED on the front gives you long-range, high-lumen output, while the LED underneath creates a wide flood perfect for close-up work How Bright Is the Wurkkos TS27 in Real Use? The main beam can adjust from 6 lumens to 3,200 lumens. The table light can provide 3 lumens to 1,100 lumens. How Long Does the Battery Last? Wurkkos advertises up to 300 hours with the 15,000 MaH battery, but only on moonlight mode. In real-world use, I charged it twice over the 30 day period. Turbo mode goes for 7 minutes at 3,200 lumens and then drops down to 1,300 lumens. This will offer almost 4 hours of run time. The battery light indicator will be green for over 50% life then red for 20-50% and will be flashing red when the battery is less than 20% The USB-C charging takes a little longer due to the battery size and the amount of electricity it can store. What kind of warranty does Wurkkos offer for the TS27? According to the Wurkkos website, the TS27 comes with a one-year warranty. That means if something goes wrong (defective parts, manufacturing issues, etc.) within a year of purchase, you s Han press the button 4 times quickly to engage lockout. To unlock it, you do another 4 quick clicks. This is really useful if you’re carrying the flashlight in a bag, glovebox, or your RV you don’t want it turning on by mistake What could be improved on the Wurkkos TS27? The biggest downside is the weight and size. It’s not a backpacking or hiking light, period. Also the RGB light options are more for dance parties than actual use. I like the entertainment but it doesn’t have the true flashing like capability you need in an emergency. They could improve by having an SOS flash and better options to communicate caution at night when things go wrong. Who Should Actually Buy the TS27 flashlight? If you’re a hiker or backpacker skip this especially ultralight. But if you’re an RV traveler, camper, mechanic, property owner, or someone who wants a serious emergency flashlight for home or car use, the TS27 is a fantastic deal. It’s reliable, extremely bright, and built like a tool rather than a toy. What do I like about the Wurkkos TS27? After a month of using the Wurkkos TS27 flashlight, I think it’s a powerful, well-built flashlight that’s perfect for camp and home use but absolutely not something I’d bring on the trail. It’s a great light that you can trust when you need serious brightness on the road or in the campground. Music by creatormix.com Time codes 0:00 11 reasons to buy the Wurkkos St27 flashlight What Comes in the Box with the Wurkkos TS27? Why Did I Want to Test It for 30 Days? What are my First Impressions of the Wurkkos TS27? What Makes the Wurkkos TS27 “Bidirectional”? How Bright Is the Wurkkos TS27 in Real Use? How Long Does the Battery Last? Why Would I Never Take The Wurkkos TS27 Hiking? Is the ¼ threaded cap on the Wurkkos TS27 Useful? Can the TS27 Charge Other Devices? What kind of warranty does Wurkkos offer for the TS27? How does the TS27’s lockout mode work, and why would I use it? What could be improved on the Wurkkos TS27? Who Should Actually Buy the TS27 flashlight? What do I like about the Wurkkos TS27?

The Sofirn ST10 EDC flashlight delivers. The Sofirn ST10 EDC light is the ability to swap out the rechargeable battery with a standard battery. Sofirn ST10 Light: https://geni.us/KBfxc To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Here are 11 more questions while we hike in Glacier National Park you need to ask before buying the Sofirn ST10, a little clip-on mini flashlight that promises big versatility for hikers and campers. Sofirn Website: https://geni.us/F6tIwCl coupon code CampBrood at checkout saves you 10% Sofirn provided this ST10 to us for free, but I’ll give you my honest 30 day review including what I don’t like about it and show you what’s in the box. When you first open the box of the ST10, you’ll find the flashlight itself, with the 900 MAH rechargeable lithium-ion cell (with built-in USB-C charging port), a USB-C cable, spare O-rings, a mini strap to hook to a key ring, a larger wrist strap, and the user manual. The cell being included is a nice bonus because it lets you use the light right away rather than hunting down a compatible battery. What are build specifications of the Sofirn ST10 light? The ST10 is impressively compact: it measures roughly 69.3 × 33.8 × 20.4 mm and weighs about 49g without the battery. A little bit bigger than my key fob. The body is machined from aerospace-grade AL6061-T6 aluminum alloy How do you operate the Sofirn ST10 EDC light? What stands out with the ST10 is that it isn’t just one beam: it offers a “3-in-1” setup — a main spotlight (front LED), a side white flood/utility beam, and a red light side emitter for night-vision or low-impact illumination. How well does the battery and power system work on the Sofirn ST10? The ST10 uses a 14,500 lithium-ion battery (900 mAh included) which is rechargeable via USB-C built into the battery itself, no separate charger required. But, you must recharge the light by removing the battery and plugging it into the USB-C cord included. moonlight mode of 1 lumen can run up to 150 hours, but Turbo mode at 1,000 lumens can run about 80 minutes using the included cell. Does the Sofirn ST10 have a battery life indicator? The Sofirn ST10 includes a simple but useful battery life indicator, as long as you’re using the included 14500 rechargeable battery. Does the Sofirn ST10 have a lockout mode? The Sofirn ST10 does include a lockout mode, which is useful if you’re carrying it in a pocket, backpack, or gear pouch where accidental activation is common. What are the strengths of the Sofirn ST10 EDC light? From my initial hands-on, the Sofirn ST10’s compact size and multiple beam types make it very appealing. It clips on, magnetizes to metal, fits easily in a pocket or pack, and gives you flexible lighting. The fact it accepts both the rechargeable and standard AA batteries means less worry when you’re out and about. I really like the ability to store a traditional battery in my backpack as a backup. The orientation of the lights give you options. I like that I can use the front beam by clipping the light to my baseball cap. But, I can also use the side beam with the light clipped to the strap of my hiking pack. What are the best uses for the Sofirn ST10 flashlight? We see this light as a capable light for day hikers that may find themselves out before dawn or after dusk. Clip it to a backpack strap to light your way while hiking or use the red side light to check maps at night at camp without destroying your night vision. Its compact size means it won’t hog pocket space, and the build is tough enough for field use. The ability to run on AA cells makes it more dependable on longer trips or when you’re away from the grid. What could improve on the Sofirn ST10 light? The clip and magnet design are strong, but the clip is bulky and may not appeal to minimalists. I’m not happy with the battery. Two things I struggle with. I don’t like to remove the battery to charge it. This will wear out the cover and water resistant ring. But, it’s also inconvenient. I appreciate being able to plug in the light to charge. I’m concerned about the green indicator telling me that the battery has a good charge at 35%. Timecodes: 0:00 Sofirn ST10 Review: The Tiny Flashlight Hikers Will Actually Use 0:35 What comes in the box with the Sofirn ST10 flashlight? 1:06 What are build specifications of the Sofirn ST10 light? 2:10 How do you operate the Sofirn ST10 EDC light? 3:41 How well does the battery and power system work on the Sofirn ST10? 4:26 Does the Sofirn ST10 have a battery life indicator? 5:08 Does the Sofirn ST10 have a lockout mode? 5:55 What are the strengths of the Sofirn ST10 EDC light? 6:49 What are the best uses for the Sofirn ST10 flashlight? 7:32 What could improve on the Sofirn ST10 light? 8:19 Why is the Sofirn ST10 a good purchase?

Did you know your phone light only has 30 to 50 Lumens? Turbo Mode on the Nitecore TUP2 is 1,200 lumens. Today we’re unboxing the Nitecore TUP2, a compact every day carry light that outperforms your phone light 1000%. click here for current pricing on the Nitecore TUP2: https://geni.us/UrlZ To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Nitecore sent me this light to check out, and everything you hear today is based on my own experience over the last 30 days. Inside the box, you’ll find the Nitecore TUP2 flashlight itself, a USB-C charging cable, a keychain clip, a user manual, and a warranty card. The Nitecore TUP2 has one of the most interesting designs I’ve seen on a compact EDC flashlight. But, It features two top-mounted buttons one for power and one for mode selection — and above them, a small OLED display which at first seems overkill. But the screen gives you live updates on your brightness level, remaining runtime, and even the lockout status. The deep-carry pocket clip is sturdy, so you can clip it to a hat brim or pocket edge for hands-free light, which is perfect when you’re setting up camp or cooking outside. The belt clip and keychain clip can also be used to store it on your backpack for easy access. The Nitecore TUP2 is about 2.8 inches long and weighs about two ounces, The power button turns the light on and off, while the mode button cycles through brightness levels. Hold the mode button for instant access to Turbo mode, no matter which setting you’re currently on. The OLED screen updates in real time as you switch modes, so you always know how long the battery will last. That’s a small detail, but when you’re out camping or traveling, it’s really helpful. The TUP2 also includes two lockout modes, which prevent accidental activation when it’s in your pocket or pack a must-have for any Everyday Carry flashlight as we’ll discuss later. With the light on you press and hold the power button until the semi-lock icon appears. This allows you to use turbo mode by pressing and holding the mode button. But if you continue holding the power button the semi-lock will transition for full lock and the buttons are disabled. To unlock from either mode hold both buttons until the unlock icon appears and the progress bar is full. The instruction manual shares this well: The product features 3 color temperatures: warm light, neutral white light and cool white light. When the light is on, press and hold both buttons and the screen will successively show the color temperatures. Release to confirm and memorize the selected color temperature. With the light on a short press on the mode button will cycle through Ultralow - low- mid- and high brightness. The design is appropriate for 3 color temperatures, 4 brightness levels and a turbo mode. The Nitecore TUP2 uses a 4 quad-core MCT UHE LEDs and can reach up to 1200 lumens on Turbo mode. 300-lumen High mode If you just need a little glow in your tent or RV, the 1-lumen Ultra-Low mode will run up to 190 hours, almost 8 days of continuous use. Powering the Nitecore TUP2 EDC light is an internal 1300 mAh lithium-ion battery. It’s rechargeable via USB-C, so you can top it off using the same cable you use for your phone or power bank. On Low and Medium modes, you’ll get 30hours and 7 hours respectively, perfect for daily tasks, short hikes, or hanging at your campsite after dark. The screen even displays live charging progress with a % charge indicator, which takes the guesswork out of it. It typically takes about two hours for a full charge from empty. Nitecore backs this Everyday Carry light with strong 2 year warranty Through my experience the last 30 days around camp, it’s impressive. I used it to light up the picnic table during dinner prep, find gear in the truck bed, and even check the campsite perimeter after dark. The beam is balanced, with the high beam reaching 64 meters and Turbo extending out to 125 meters or a football field from goal post to goal post. The 15-lumen Low mode is perfect for late-night setups or tent use extending 15 meters. music by creatormix.com TimeCodes 0:00 11 Reasons to Buy the Nitecore TUP2 EDC Flashlight 0:32 What Come With the Nitecore TUP2 EDC Light? 1:30 What are The First Impressions of the Nitecore TUP2? 2:35 How Big Is The Nitecore TUP2? 3:17 How Easy Is The Nitecore TUP2 To Use? 5:09 How Bright is The Nitecore TUP2? 6:18 How Long Can The Nitecore TUP2 Last on a Full Charge? 7:25 What's The Nitecore Warranty Like? 8:02 What Could Be Improved On The Nitecore TUP2? 9:17 How Does the Nitecore TUP2 Perform in Real Life? 9:56 What Do I Like About the Nitecore TUP2? 10:32 Who Is The Nitecore TUP2 For?

Come hiking with us for 7 reasons the Sofirn ST1 Flashlight could be a solid option for hikers looking for a simple, dependable Every Day Carry flashlight. Sofirn Flashlights sent me their new Sofirn ST1 flashlight to test for launch, and I've used it every day for the last month. I’m here to share unboxing and first impressions of the Sofirn ST1 Flashlight. Discover the Sofirn ST1 here: https://geni.us/I5Mrk To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Sofirn website: https://www.sofirnlight.com/?ref=lpvaizda use coupon code CampBrood at checkout for more savings. Out of the box, the ST1 keeps things straightforward — you get the light itself, a charging cable, a wrist strap, and a short instruction sheet. The aluminum body feels sturdy and has that no-nonsense, utilitarian look that I actually appreciate in hiking gear. It’s compact enough to fit in a pocket or clip to a pack strap with a key ring and carabiner without weighing you down. The ST1 is IPX7 waterproof, so it can handle rain or even a quick dunk in water — perfect if you’re caught in a downpour setting up camp. I’ve used it outside and I can attest in the rain it worked flawlessly. They also rate it for up to 100 hours of runtime, which on paper sounds incredible for longer trips or emergency backup. But with the 226-meter beam distance, and turbo mode, it’s bright enough to light up a trail or spot obstacles on uneven ground Now, real-world testing usually tells a different story than spec sheets. I’ve used this light daily now that the time change has me up and outside before dawn and after dark. While it’s not going to outshine some of my higher-end flashlights, it’s been consistent and reliable. The beam pattern gives a good balance between throw and flood, which I like for hiking at night or just walking the dog around camp. But, its slender design and small frame allows me to have it available in my pocket all the time. I’m happy when I reach for the light and don’t have to use the light on my iphone. The button layout is simple one switch to cycle through brightness modes and the USB-C charging port is well-sealed. It’s a breath of fresh air to have a light that has an easy interface and just does what it’s meant to do. But, I do miss having RGB capability or some advanced features of other lights like sos or beacon flashing. The feel and experience of this light is more “practical tool” than “premium gear.” But that might actually be what makes it a good fit for everyday carry something you won’t worry about scratching or dropping because of its solid manufacture and it’s there when you need a bright light. One thing I really appreciate on the Sofirn ST1 is the built-in battery indicator on the button. When you first power on the light, the indicator LED glows to show the current charge level green when it’s fully charged, orange as it starts to drop, and red when it’s getting low. It’s a small detail, but it takes the guesswork out of how much runtime you have left, especially on longer hikes. I like knowing whether I should recharge before heading out or if I’m still good for another night around camp. One small but important feature on the Sofirn ST1 is its lockout mode, designed to prevent accidental activation and preserve battery life. If you’re storing the light in your backpack or pocket, this is worth using. To enter lockout mode, simply press the power button twice when the light is off, to confirms the lock is on the light will stay off. Now the button won’t respond to accidental presses. To unlock it, just press the power button twice and the light will turn on. For the flashlight itself, there’s coverage for up to 1 year from purchase, and batteries for up to half a year. It’s compact, water-resistant, easy to use, and affordable. It’s not flashy or overbuilt, but that’s part of the appeal. Plus, I’m not into material things but the design of this light makes you want to share it with others and show it off a little. This is a great gift for those that enjoy hiking or just find themselves outside in the dark and appreciate an aluminum body and futuristic design. Get yours today and continue researching gear with this video next! music by creatormix.com Timecodes: 0:00 7 Reasons the Sofirn ST1 is great for Hiking 0:20 What comes in the box with the Sofirn ST1? 0:51 What are some of the features of the Sofirn ST1? 1:28 What have I experienced with the Sofirn ST1 flashlight? 2:10 How does the interface of the Sofirn ST1 compare to other lights? 2:50 What is a special feature of the Sofirn ST1 light? 3:31 Does the Sofirn ST1 have a lockout mode to save the battery? 4:28 What is the Sofirn Warranty on the ST1? 5:08 So why could the Sofirn ST1 be your next hiking EDC light?

Discover 30 genius outdoor uses for your Leatherman multitool you’ve probably never tried! From fire-starting and food prep to fixing gear and creating camp hacks, this video shows how to unlock your Leatherman’s full potential using the Leatherman Signal and Leatherman Wave Plus. Perfect for campers, hikers, and survivalists who want to get more from their gear. Learn smart, practical tricks for the trail and campfire! Join us for 30 MUST Have Secrets to using your Leatherman tool Leatherman Wave Plus: https://geni.us/lIQtE Leatherman Signal: https://geni.us/A7UA2A To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Ever had a stubborn pull tab snap when you go to eat. The screwdriver fits right through the tab and pops it open cleanly. You don’t need to destroy the can or your fingers. fold out the multitool and balance your phone against it. Suddenly you’ve got a hands-free phone stand at camp. Why not plan your next hike with a guide book. We’ve found the leatherman too to work great holding pages on a windy day. It takes two tools to perform this next trick You can whittle the wood sheath from a broken pencil with the knife, then sharpen the tip with the file. But the real secret? The shavings make great tinder for fire-starting with the flint we showed earlier. A pencil is like carrying a built-in handful of kindling. Zip ties are everywhere on gear, tarps, even makeshift repairs use the leatherman to reuse it. Do you ever struggle peeling fruit Oranges are amazing trail food full of fiber, juice and sugar. But peeling them with cold fingers or just have a stubborn peel? Not fun. The can opener slices right through the peel so you can get to the good stuff without the mess. Let’s go back to cans again. what if the tab breaks right off. I’ve had this happen often enough. Just use the screwdriver again to break the seal and do the job the pull tab was built for. the Leatherman Signal actually has a hammer built right in. It’s designed for pounding, and it works great on stakes. No need to use a rock or your boot or the side of the tool And when you are ready to pack up camp Those stakes always seem to get stuck especially in dry ground. Use the Leatherman Signal’s Carabiner to grip the stake and wiggle it free. No more yanking on wet ropes or tearing up your hands trying to pull them out Nuts are easy to carry without containers but Pistachios and the like can be difficult nutts to crack. Same tool, different trick. Use the can opener to crack open stubborn pistachios. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve shredded my fingernails trying to open one. The Leatherman makes it quick and painless with the can opener or flat head screwdriver . Outdoor food packaging can be brutal. Freeze-dried meals, jerky bags, even coffee packets the scissors slice right through, no frustration required. Cheese, salami, even a summer sausage the knife cuts them cleanly for an instant trail charcuterie board. Way better than hacking chunks with a pocketknife or trying to rip it by hand. A broken finger nail or hang nail can be brutal anytime. But on the trail it can be a nuisance. Use the screwdriver to clean out dirty nails. The use the scissors to cut your nails and the file to The Leatherman has a classic can opener that gets you into any can, just like a traditional Swiss Army knife or the kitchen tool designed decades ago in 1855. A good camp meal includes cooking on a stove. Timecodes: 0:00 30 Genius Uses for the Leatherman Multitool 0:01 Start a Fire with the Leatherman Signal Flint Rod 0:15 Open Cans When the Pull Tab Breaks 0:29 Turn Your Leatherman into a Phone Stand 0:47 Use a Leatherman to Hold Book Pages While Reading 1:04 Sharpen a Pencil with the Knife and File 1:34 Reuse Zip Ties with the Small Screwdriver 1:49 Peel Fruit or Oranges with the Can Opener 2:16 Open Cans Without a Tab Using the Screwdriver 2:43 Hammer Tent Stakes with the Leatherman Signal 3:02 Pull Out Tent Stakes Using the Carabiner Clip 3:08 Crack Nut Shells or Pistachios with the Screwdriver 3:27 Cut Open Tough Food Packaging with Scissors 3:43 Slice Cheese and Meats for Easy Camp Meals 4:00 Tighten Shoelaces with the Pliers 4:27 Clean Fingernails with the Mini Screwdriver 4:35 Trim Fingernails with the Scissors 4:42 File Fingernails Smooth with the Metal File 4:49 Loosen Tight Knots in Rope with the Awl and Pliers 5:14 Bend or Cut Wire with the Pliers and Cutters 5:20 Use the Leatherman as a Hammer in a Pinch 5:37 Grip and Pull Wire or Tent Stakes Safely 5:48 Open Cans with the Classic Can Opener 6:05 Hold Hot Pots and Pans with the Pliers 6:25 Make a Lightweight Cup from a Soda Can 6:40 Peel Carrots and Veggies with the Knife Blade 6:51 Fix a Broken Zipper Using the Pliers 6:59 Cut Wood or Branches with the Saw 7:28 Whittle Wood Tips and Make Kindling for Fire Starting

Think you know your Leatherman multitool? Think again! 💡 Here’s one secret use you’ve got to try on your next camping trip — turning it into a hands-free phone stand. Perfect for watching movies, checking trail maps, or snapping family photos at camp.

When you’re choosing a headlamp for hiking and camping, two models that come up a lot are the Wuben H4 and the Nitecore NU25. Come on a hike with us on some of our favorite trails as we answer 13 Questions to compare the Wuben H4 to the Nitecore NU25. Let’s get started! To discover recent pricing and detailed specifications click the links here: Wuben H4: https://geni.us/Y1Z2HJ Nitecore NU25: https://geni.us/Rrjn To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Wuben H4 website: http://bit.ly/4nAMUrA Nitecore NU25 website: https://tidd.ly/4nSd5dn Disclaimer: we did receive both of these lights for free, but we weren’t paid or sponsored to make this video. We’ve tested both of them thoroughly on the trail, and all opinions are completely our own. The Wuben H4 comes with the headlamp itself, the removable rechargeable battery, the head strap, and the usual paperwork. The Nitecore NU25 is simpler — you get the lamp with its built-in battery, a lightweight strap, documentation, pouch, and charging cable The Wuben H4 uses a thick, anti-slip material that feels sturdy on your head and doesn’t shift around much, even when you’re moving quickly. The Nitecore NU25 takes the opposite approach with a minimalist strap — it’s lightweight, has reflective thread that glows in the dark The Wuben H4 can blast out up to 800 lumens in turbo mode and includes gesture sensing, so you can wave your hand to turn it on and off. The NU25 tops out at 400 lumens but keeps things simple with four brightness levels: 400, 200, 60, and 6 lumens. Both lamps include beacon and SOS features, but the H4 has a little more variety with its red beacon option, while the NU25 sticks with a white light location beacon and SOS mode. The Wuben H4 feels more rugged overall. It’s built to an IP68 waterproof and dustproof rating and is impact resistant up to 1.2 meters. But, The Nitecore NU25 still has good protection with an IP66 rating and one-meter impact resistance. The Wuben H4 is heavier at 2.8 ounces. The NU25 at one and a half ounces, is featherlight. Both the Nitecore NU25 and Wuben H4 include red lights for preserving night vision. Wuben H4 adds beacon and SOS modes, multiple brightness levels, and a motion sensor feature that lets you turn the light on and off with a simple wave of your hand. The Wuben H4 uses a removable rechargeable battery pack that you charge via USB-C. the Nitecore NU25 uses a built-in 650 mAh battery with a USB-C charging port on the side of the lamp. The Wuben H4 can run for about 2.3 hours on turbo, 3 hours at 300 lumens, 18 hours with its red light, and up to 33 hours at 15 lumens in white mode. The Nitecore NU25 gives you about 2 hours and 40 minutes at 400 lumens and up to 45 hours on its lowest 6-lumen setting. The Wuben H4 uses four dots showing power. The NU25 has four blue dots, each representing 25% of charge. The Nitecore NU25 includes a lockout mode that prevents it from accidentally turning on in your pack, which is a great feature for backpackers. The Wuben H4 again has slightly higher specs with IP68 waterproofing and one-point-two meter impact resistance, plus a beam distance of about 60.5 meters. The Nitecore NU25 is IP66, impact resistant to one meter, and reaches slightly farther at 64 meters. In practice, the Wuben H4 feels like the lamp you’d want for demanding conditions, long night hikes, or any trip where you need maximum brightness and durability. The Nitecore NU25 feels like the lamp you’d want for everyday hiking, lightweight trail running, or simple camp chores. If you’re an ultralight hiker, or a runner, the Nitecore NU25 is probably your best bet. If you want the toughest build, the brightest output, the flexibility to use AAA batteries, the Wuben H4 is it. music by creatormix.com Timecodes: 0:00 Wuben H4 vs Nitecore NU25 Headlamp 0:28 What do you actually get in the box with each lamp? 0:51 How do the straps on the Wuben and Nitecore Headlamps compare? 1:27 What about the beam and brightness on the Wuben H4 compared to the Nitecore NU25? 2:18 How durable are these lamps? 2:54 Which is lighter the Wuben H4 or the Nitecore NU25? 3:45 Do the Nitecore NU25 or Wuben H4 have red lights and special modes? 4:31 How do the charging and batteries of the Nitecore NU25 and Wuben H4 compare? 5:20 What about runtime of the Nitecore NU25 and Wuben H4? 6:12 Do the Wuben H4 and Nitecore NU25 display the battery life at all? 6:45 Are there any safety or usability differences between the Nitecore NU25 and the Wuben H4? 7:11 How do the Wuben H4 and Nitecore NU25 compare on water resistance, shock resistance, and beam distance? 7:56 Which headlamp is better in real use on the trail? 8:21 How do you decide between the Wuben H4 and the Nitecore NU25?

So you’re planning a trip to Glacier National Park, or maybe just wondering if Glacier National Park is worth all the hype. We’ve explored every corner of Glacier including going to the sun road, highline trail, grinnell glacier, hidden lake, iceberg lake, avalanche lake, st mary and virginia falls, the campgrounds, the dangers, and the hidden gems — and we’re packing it all into this one ultimate guide. Here are resources for hiking and exploring Glacier National Park Best Day Hiking Map for Glacier: https://geni.us/A6msY Best Guide Book For Glacier: https://geni.us/BwATRw For examples of the gear we took on our hike check out these links below for more details. Teton Sports Hydration Pack Video Review: https://youtu.be/KEBrYwp8RQk 2022 model https://geni.us/8CvKFjt Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E hydration backpack Video Review for younger hikers: https://youtu.be/WbRgZr6C20g Amazon Link: https://geni.us/6pYjqVF Merrell Moab II Men's Hiking Shoes: https://geni.us/FTfvZ The First Aid Kit we carry: https://geni.us/DlnxOr Trekking Poles: https://geni.us/67DzA Tactical Flashlights: https://geni.us/UUjzPJx Compass: https://geni.us/bFis Swiss Army Tinker 14 function: https://geni.us/Y7axAhJ Rescue Rope: https://geni.us/s2fEB Here are dad joke books for great gifts: Dad Jokes Around the Campfire: https://geni.us/bD0Zua 600 Funniest Dad Jokes: https://geni.us/WHYBfDB To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. vehicle reservations: https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/vehicle-reservations.htm music by creatormix.com maps from google maps and nps Timecodes: 0:00 Glacier National Park Guide 0:20 Glacier National Park Tips 11:20 Grinnell Glacier Trail 25:25 Why People Hate Glacier National Park 34:20 What is special about Going-to-the-Sun Road? 46:35 Why is Glacier National Park So Special 56:47 St Mary and Virginia Falls Trail Glacier National Park 1:07:34 9 Ways to Die in Glacier National Park 1:18:11 Highline Trail Glacier National Park 1:29:24 How many days are recommended for Glacier National Park? 1:37:59 Hidden Lake Overlook Glacier National Park 1:48:40 6 Reasons To Skip Glacier National Park 1:58:29 Where to see Moose in Glacier National Park 2:09:02 Mountain Meadow RV Park Hungry Horse Montana 2:17:09 Iceberg Lake Trail Glacier National Park 2:27:58 St. Mary East Glacier KOA Holiday 2:37:50 Avalanche Lake Trail Glacier National Park 2:47:22 5 Easy Hikes in Glacier National Park 2:57:03 Trail of the Cedars Glacier National Park 3:07:30 3 Epic Hikes in Glacier National Park

Planning a trip to Glacier National Park? Meadow RV Park near the West Entrance might be right for you? In this video, we answer the 10 most-asked questions about Mountain Meadow RV Park in Hungry Horse, Montana to help you decide if it’s the right basecamp for your adventure. Best Day Hiking Map for Glacier: https://geni.us/A6msY Best Guide Book For Glacier: https://geni.us/BwATRw For examples of the gear we took on our day hikes in Glacier National Park look here: Teton Sports Hydration Pack Video Review: https://youtu.be/KEBrYwp8RQk 2022 model https://geni.us/8CvKFjt Camelbak Mini M.U.L.E hydration backpack Video Review for younger hikers: https://youtu.be/WbRgZr6C20g Amazon Link: https://geni.us/6pYjqVF Merrell Moab II Men's Hiking Shoes: https://geni.us/FTfvZ The First Aid Kit we carry: https://geni.us/DlnxOr Trekking Poles: https://geni.us/67DzA Tactical Flashlights: https://geni.us/UUjzPJx Compass: https://geni.us/bFis Swiss Army Tinker 14 function: https://geni.us/Y7axAhJ Rescue Rope: https://geni.us/s2fEB Here are dad joke books for great gifts: Dad Jokes Around the Campfire: https://geni.us/bD0Zua 600 Funniest Dad Jokes: https://geni.us/WHYBfDB To view any product mentioned by us in our videos, click this link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/campbrood As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Where is Mountain Meadow RV Resort located? Mountain Meadow RV Resort sits just 9 miles Southwest of the West Entrance of Glacier National Park on US highway 2. What types of campsites are available at Mountain Meadow RV Park? There are full-hookup pull-through and back-in RV sites that can handle everything from smaller trailers to big rigs. They also offer partial hookup sites for those who don’t need everything, plus tent sites for people who want a simpler camping experience. What Amenities are available at Mountain Meadow RV Park? You'll find laundry facilities, clean showers, and a well-stocked camp store with essentials you might need. The campground also has free Wi-Fi Does Mountain Meadow RV Park have fishing? The campground has a small fishing pond stocked with trout, and it’s a unique feature for guests. What is there to do near Hungry Horse, Montana? Hungry Horse is a small town, but it’s a convenient base for exploring Glacier National Park and the surrounding area. For example, we drove into Kalispell just a short drive away to restock at Walmart and watch a movie at the Cinemark theater to recover after several long hikes. Hungry Horse is also known for the Hungry Horse Dam, which is worth a quick stop for the views and a little history. Is Mountain Meadow RV Park family-friendly? Mountain Meadow RV Park is set up for more for couples but families traveling with kids of all ages are welcome. How do the prices at Mountain Meadow RV Park compare to other campgrounds? One of the best things about Mountain Meadow is that it’s affordable compared to other private campgrounds near Glacier. Rates are much lower than the nearby West Glacier KOA, which is known for having a higher price point and is much closer to Glacier National Park. RV sites less than $100 per night makes Mountain Meadow RV Park a hidden gem. But, you may also find AAA and Good Sam Discounts to reduce the price for your stay. Are reservations necessary for Mountain Meadow RV Park? This campground is very popular in the summer, especially from June through August, and sites fill up quickly. Can I bring my pet to Mountain Meadow RV Park? Mountain Meadow RV Park is pet-friendly, and they go a step beyond by offering a fenced dog park where your pup can stretch its legs off-leash, and dog waste stations are located throughout the park so you won’t have to worry about finding a bag to pick up after your k9. What makes Mountain Meadow RV Resort special? For many people, Mountain Meadow RV Park strikes the perfect balance between convenience, amenities, and price, making it one of the best bases for a Glacier National Park adventure. music by creatormix.com campground map from Mountain Meadow RV Park website https://www.mmrvpark.com/ maps from google maps Timecodes 0:00 10 Questions to as before making a camping reservation for the West side of Glacier National Park 0:22 Where is Mountain Meadow RV Resort located? 0:52 What types of campsites are available at Mountain Meadow RV Park? 1:42 What Amenities are available at Mountain Meadow RV Park? 2:17 Dad Joke 2:29 Does Mountain Meadow RV Park have fishing? 3:24 What is there to do near Hungry Horse, Montana? 4:34 Is Mountain Meadow RV Park family-friendly? 5:07 How do the prices at Mountain Meadow RV Park compare to other campgrounds? 5:53 Are reservations necessary for Mountain Meadow RV Park? 6:39 Can I bring my pet to Mountain Meadow RV Park? 7:14 What makes Mountain Meadow RV Resort special?