[communistcat]

This should just be reviews for general items that most urbexer's would need for example, A torch, dust mask, Footwear, (stuff like that).

Please no reviews for Over-The-Top equipment

So if you have been urbexing, please post a review of your equipment for people starting out or looking for new equipment

Very soon I will have a review for a:
Right-angle flashlight (the american army designed torch)
Maglite L.E.D. 2-D cell

(yes this is nearly a rip-off of the Facepunch Camera and Lenses Review Corner.)

Post should be

Item name:
Item type:
Good points:
Bad points:
General price:
Value for Money:

Edited:

Item name:Right-angle Flashlight
Item type:Torch/Flashlight
Good points: Has a good bright beam of light
Changable filters included generally yellow, blue, red and a white opaque.
Made of a strong plastic
Bad points: Expensive batteries (D-Cell)
General price:£5-£10
Value for Money: Amazing value for money, not an amazing torch but great for the price


Item name: Maglite L.E.D. 2-D cell
Item type: Torch/Flashlight
Good points: Has a focusable beam of light
Batteries last a long time
Made of metal - Good for self-defence situations
Bad points: Heavy
Expensive batteries (D-Cell)
General price:£35-£50
Value for Money:Great value for money, great torch but somehow they can get the same light out of a smaller torch.

[Kefir]

Very good russian-english site about flashlights with photos of quality lighting http://fonarevka.ru/

[johnkane46]

Can't stress how important and great this can make your experience! its amazing how a steep drop can end your fun and how a rope can put it off the charts!

Usually around 15-20 euro!

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johnkane46 posted:

Can't stress how important and great this can make your experience! its amazing how a steep drop can end your fun and how a rope can put it off the charts!

Usually around 15-20 euro!

also how a steep climb can make you fall short of a good adventure

etriers are a worthy investment