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Let there be light, and lots of it.

Light up your camp like the 4th of July with the Black Diamond Titan Lantern. This powerful base camp lantern is ideal for group activities like cooking, organizing gear, or shadow puppeting.
  • A frosted globe spreads the light out over a wide range and keeps the light soft (bright, but not eye-piercing)
  • Dimming switch to conserve batteries or control your light for smaller or larger groups
  • Double-hook hang loop for easy overhead attachments to tarps or trees
  • Power meter lets you know how much juice you have left in the four D-cell batteries
  • Collapse the lantern from its extended height (9.8in) to its compact size (7.9in) for easy storage with your base-camp kitchen

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4 5

Griffin Post

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Solid lantern, gives off good light and the four D-cell batteries seem to last. The biggest drawback is the weight/size- between the four D-cell batteries and it's bigger size, even when compressed, it might not be the choice for those ounce-pinchers out there. But for short back packs, car camping or just cooking outside in the back yard, it does the trick.

3 5

brian_heck2213096

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I've been using the Black Diamond Apollo Lantern for backpacking for a few years now. It is one of my favorite pieces of lighting gear. I mention that because I purchased the Titan expecting similar--but so much brighter--results for our camping trips. Given its size (especially when compared to the Apollo), I expected the Titan to cast a bigger and brighter light. It's just not that bright for its size. It's rated at 250 lumens; however, the way the light is cast makes it seem quite a bit less brighter, and when you hang the lantern there is a large dark spot underneath. Replacing 4 D batteries gets expensive, and those batteries don't seem to last as long as they should! Setting the lantern on its lowest setting does extend the life of the light. I bought the Titan in part to replace having to hassle with our Coleman white gas lantern, so maybe my expectations were too high. To be sure, this lantern has a beautiful design, but that might be its bright spot.

5 5

Jackie Paaso

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I've gotten so used to packing as little as possible for backpacking trips that I always forget my lantern. This thing is great for base camp. Headlamps only give so much light. If you've got the space bring this lantern!

4 5

John Pitto

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Nice lamp. Can compress down a few inches shorter for storage or traveling. The hang loop splits apart to allow easy hanging with durable hooks. Another nice feature is the dimming switch. Allows you to preserve battery life. All in all it is a really nice, durable camp lantern. Easy to pack and easy to use. Best features are the dual, split hanging loops, the dimmer option, and the ability to compress the lantern for travel.