Product Spotlight: Hybrid Light Atlas Fire Lantern

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The United States has several amazing Dark-Sky Preserves that will have you in awe of the beautiful night sky. Getting away from light pollution is an amazing way to experience the great outdoors in a new way. Even in the darkest areas of the United States, however, you need a little light. As long as you follow dark sky regulations, you are more than welcome to bring some lighting for camp.

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Product Spotlight: Hybrid Light Atlas Fire Lantern

The Hybrid Light Atlas Fire Lantern is a great piece of camping gear to bring on any adventure. This lantern is completely flame-free and won’t overheat when in use. The HybridLight Atlas Fire Lantern offers you a variety of lighting options from 25 to 600 lumens. You’ll get 100 hours of light on one full charge and will hold that charge for seven years.

The HybridLight also offers two different ways to charge, either by plugging it in or by solar power. You’ll know it’s charging when the red indicator light is on, making it a reliable source of light when you’re out in the dark. It also offers a micro USB port for rapid charging of items like your cell phone or other flashlights.

About Hybrid Light

Hybrid Light is a pioneer in solar-powered mobile lighting and charging. The products created by Hybrid Light have power panels and are reliable products to keep with you at camp. All of their lanterns, headlamps, and flashlights are solar-powered and have charging capabilities so you don’t need to bring a portable charger.

Founder and owner Terry Peterson began his journey into solar-powered lighting in 2006. His goal was to create high-quality and affordable lighting options for campers while eliminating the need to pack extra batteries.. Now, almost 20 years later, Peterson is continuing to explore ways to improve upon their designs.

Reviews

The Hybrid Light Atlas Fire Lantern has excellent reviews from consumers, saying that the highest setting is great for lighting an entire room. The light output is strong, even on the lowest setting, and it is an excellent, lightweight option. The only critique in their reviews was that some customers wished there was a warmer light setting, rather than just a cool, blue-toned one.

I had the opportunity to test this lantern, and I have to agree with the positive comments about it. I want my backpack to be as light as possible, so the lightweight design is an awesome perk.

My favorite part about the lantern is that it is solar-powered, meaning I don’t have to worry about it being fully charged before I leave for an outdoor adventure. As someone who is constantly worried about forgetting something or forgetting to do something, knowing that I can just grab it and go is a great perk for me. Being able to charge personal items, like your cell phone is another plus, especially when you’re out in the wild and using your phone for navigation.