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Black Diamond Titan Lantern - 2010 BCS
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Whether you’re dirtbagging out of your van or headed out on a quick weekend camping mission, the Black Diamond Titan Lantern will be a welcome addition to you basecamp gear quiver. Thanks to its dual reflector system, this collapsible light source has enough power to illuminate your camp kitchen, an epic gear-racking session, or cocktails and cards around the picnic table. A dimming switch provides adjustment when you want more or less light, and the attached top loop lets you hang it just about anywhere.
Bottom Line: Light up basecamp with the Titan Lantern.
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Worth the Weight
By:
David Brooke
August 15, 2011
Was a little skeptical at first, didn't seem durable. Has been beat around and last fine, gained my total confidence. Much nicer than just a couple headlights shooting all around the tent. Light and easy on batteries.
I'd buy it again
By:
Dan Nelson
June 21, 2010
Packed this on my motorcycle for a three state camping trip. I didn't use it much but when I did, it was definitely enough light for the entire interior of my tent. Four days of camping and a single set of batteries were enough.
Anyone know how this compares with a regular fuel-powered lanterns.
Anyone know how this compares with a regular fuel-powered lanterns. I have the Apollo, and while it's great, it doesn't come close.
By: jonwlai2384291
December 11, 2009
A Coleman 2 mantle gas powered lantern is somewhere around 800 lumens, while a 2 mantle propane lantern might get you something in the range of 1000 lumens. Compared to the ouput of this lamp (250 lumens), your two mantle fuel powered lanterns are in the range of 4 times as bright. One mantle lanterns usually just top this guy by a few hundred lumens.
The Titan is, however, about 5 times brighter than the Apollo.
By: Geoffrey Buck
December 11, 2009
Lantern Technology: Features of the Black Diamond Orbit, Apollo and Titan lanterns.
By: Brad Barlage
March 5, 2010
Black Diamond's lantern design team speaks about the technology behind the current award winning Orbit and Apollo lanterns and the Titan basecamp lantern.
Excellent Product
By:
Omar EL Naggar
May 24, 2010
Great for camping, good on battery consumption, nice little options, very useful for direct light and spread beam. The only drawback of this product is that it takes 4 D cell size batteries which makes the lantern a bit heavy. I strongly recommend to use rechargeable batteries as they are kind to your wallet and way lighter than the disposable ones.
This thing is burley
By:
Justin Henderson
March 31, 2010
This is awesome for car camping, but I wouldn't take this backpacking. It is has a similar design to the BD Apollo lantern which is super lightweight. This uses 4 D batteries so it's pretty heavy.
Change me.
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Black Diamond Titan Lantern
Black Diamond Titan LanternWorth the Weight
Was a little skeptical at first, didn't seem durable. Has been beat around and last fine, gained my total confidence. Much nicer than just a couple more...
I'd buy it again
Packed this on my motorcycle for a three state camping trip. I didn't use it much but when I did, it was definitely enough light for the entire interior more...
- Material:
- plastic
- Output:
- 250 lumens
- Fuel Type:
- 4 D batteries
- Battery Type:
- D
- Burn Time:
- 168 hour
- Weight:
- 1 lb 8 oz
- Recommended Use:
- camping, basecamp
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year