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Rechargeable Mini Hozuki Lantern

Morning Mist

Sale price£65.00

COLOUR: Morning Mist

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Morning Mist
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  • Polycarbonate elastomer and ABS resin body
  • Silicone rubber shade
  • PMMA resin lens cover
  • USB-C rechargeable LED
  • Up to 60 hours on high, 100 hours on low
  • Candle flicker and strobe settings
  • 95g

The Mini Hozuki is a handy little camping light, and this rechargeable version runs 60 hours on high or 100 on low off a USB-C charge. It's 95 grams, with a silicone shade that softens the light nicely. There's a candle flicker setting, which sounds daft until you've used it. Morning Mist is the pale one. Snow Peak do think of everything. 

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