Registered: Dec 2008
Location: PA
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Getting a new light soon. What do Ya'll recommend?
Thanks in advance,
Jim

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Location: N.C.
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Well depends on your hunting stlye. If you hunt every night and dont do a bunch of walking Id get a sunburst eagle 2+2. If you wanted a dependable lite bright and durable light Id get a bright eyes belt light. All belt lights are made the same basically. Pro lite moonshiner or k light are all nice lights just depends on what you like. Some cost more than others and some have longer warranties.

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I've got a 20 volt belt light from valley creek. Very bright and has lots of burn time. I got the 235.00 package but told them to keep the bump cap so I got it for 225.00. Good deal sure do like it.

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Location: PA
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I definitely want a bettter model, when i got out of this game about 12 years ago I was using a Wick light and was pretty happy with it.
Thanks, Jim

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any others?

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I HAVE A 21 VOLT BRIGHT EYES I HUNT WITH, HAVE HAD IT 3 YEARS NOW AND REALLY LIKE IT. BOUGHT MY SON A 18 VOLT FOGGY TOP ,IT ALSO HAS BEEN A GOOD LIGHT.

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I've owned several different brands, but nothing compares to my Cajun.

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Thanks Guys....

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I use and sell Foggy Top. The best I have had yet. Give me a call I can hook you up.

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Prolite makes a good light, http://www.prolitecustom.com/index.html

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K-light is the best and also makes all or part of some of the other lights mentioned.

Bruce Conkey sells K-lights and will treat you right.

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I really love the Lite Connection lights.

Made locally here in Tennessee (unless rumors of him selling his business are true).

100% quality product and components made by a quality individual.

I have had my 28 volt belt light for several years, tough, bright and dependable. One charge will have you hunting for a week or two and it's very light weight.

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Location: Oklahoma
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Coonbuster makes the best light. I have had them for almost 20 years and they have stood up to everything

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go to purvis outdoors for the best lights.

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Have been using coonbuster lights now for 9 years, they are VERY VERY tough and DEPENDABLE. The 21 Volt Belt Light or the Super Lite 21 Volt Box light are VERY tought to beat for the price!

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I use a Bandit belt light 21 or 22 volt now...complete waste of money!!! I have had to replace the battery pack and the light isn't even a year old. I have had to resolder the wires back in place as well. I called Bandit to send it back to them to get it repaired on 2 different occasions and the guy didn't even want to talk to me about it. The third repair I just had it fixed by a guy that works on them in my home town. Didn't even try and fool with Bandit on that one. I have heard others say he done them right, but he sure didn't want to fix my light. It will be 1 year old in Feb.

My 2 Cajun box lights that were predecessors to this Bandit were awesome lights...no problems out of either one. Both would last through 2-3 nights of hard hunting without charging.

My next light is going to be a Balzer Super 21 with the LED head. I have seen some in a couple of hunts and man they are BBRRIIGGHHTT!!! They are a little pricey, but I'm going to give them a shot. http://www.blazerlightandsupply.com/

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Thanks Everyone!!!

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I use and reccomend a Bandit 22 volt belt light!

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I use a k light and I really like it My nephew uses a bandit with the 10 year batteries Its a very nice light.

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fan here. excellent built light and a fair price.. All mentioned are good lights I'm sure... My dealings with Donnal Maggard at Moonshiner have been great.

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fan here. excellent built light and a fair price.. All mentioned are good lights I'm sure... My dealings with Donnal Maggard at Moonshiner have been great.

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i'm buying the 24 volt belt light from competition light connection .

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I've got a 20 volt belt light from valley creek. Very bright and has lots of burn time. I got the 235.00 package but told them to keep the bump cap so I got it for 225.00. Good deal sure do like it.

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