Joby’s new Gorillatorch Blade is one lighting tool that provides nearly all the benefits of an LED lamp, plus the inclusion of its flexible legs to position it anyway, anywhere. Its CREE LED lamp can output 65 lumens for up to 6.5 hours of use before recharging, or a boost button can crank it up to a whopping 130 lumens of brightness for 2.5 hours. Milled from anodized aluminum and built to be waterproof, there’s no need to worry it’ll short out just when you need it the most either. It also has a USB charger that can attach to the included wall plug charger, or you can charge it directly from your laptop. Since it sits on Joby’s famous flexible, wrappable legs, it’s also capable of directing light in virtually any position from all manner of terrains.
Joby Gorrillatorch Blade
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