Cheapish 2xC (alkaline) backup lights?

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buddhasummer:
It's a bunch of money. Not entirely sure why, I guess robustness comes at a cost. Triple O ring seal would've warmed my heart.
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Heser, Halcyon, and Light Monkey offer spare parts to fix or upgrade the backup lights. Also, you pay for remarkable craftsmanship. I have Heser gear and it is light years away in terms of finish and quality compared to the regular suspects. If you like keeping items for as long as possible and do not enjoy participating in "fast" manufacturing or endless upgrade cycles, you'll appreciate such products.
 
Clearly a lot of thought went into it. I do like German lights, Tillytec, Heinrichs Weikamp, MB-Sub before he closed shop. I'd like to get a Heser one day just to see one up close.
 
mr_v:
That looks super good. I haven't heard of this brand, but if it is made in Czech Republic, I'll try it. I am a sucker for good quality European stuff.
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Yes, Czech Republic. Their back up is same price as the Heser but can be purchased with free shipping.

BACKUP — Dive Lights | FINNSUB

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