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Cheap Dive Torch

thejaguar · 2014-09-03 09:28:12

Hi, I dive relatively infrequently - maybe 2 or 3 times a year, usually on holidays. I'm thinking of getting a cheap torch that I can use for looking into little nooks & crannies. One that's not too bulky, in the €50 to €100 bracket (the closer to €50 the better). But I don't want a piece of crap if that's possible at that…

03-09-2014 10:28am

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thejaguar

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Hi,

I dive relatively infrequently - maybe 2 or 3 times a year, usually on holidays. I'm thinking of getting a cheap torch that I can use for looking into little nooks & crannies. One that's not too bulky, in the €50 to €100 bracket (the closer to €50 the better). But I don't want a piece of crap if that's possible at that price.

I've been looking at the LED Lenser D14 Frogman and the Tektite Expedition Star. Does anyone have any experience with either of these and would you recommend either of them?

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