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  1. 10-02-2017, 03:28 PM #1
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    Default Best rechargeable spotlight

    What's the best one you've found?

    Waterproof and can last several hunts without needing to be charged.
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    Stanley fat max 10w 920 lumen is the best spotlight ive ever had. Tough durable I've got 2 that I've had in duck boat for bout 7 years now.
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    What Cribb caller says. Use the same light and it has been good one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cribbcaller View Post
    Stanley fat max 10w 920 lumen is the best spotlight ive ever had. Tough durable I've got 2 that I've had in duck boat for bout 7 years now.
    Yep, I have 5 of them.....both vehicles,4 wheeler and in the house.....great lights.

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    Stanley fat max is great and will continue to function in 25 feet of water (at least until I gave up trying to snag it with a jig). Which leads me to its major flaw of not floating - crab pot float and lanyard is the best risk mitigation for this.


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    I used a Stanley fat max ten years ago
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    Strap a Chinese light bar to your head. Should have no problem fitting.
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    Not rechargeable but i like my streamlight waypoint. Took me like 4 years to replace the batteries
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