A lovely hike with Savotta, coffe and knives to try out. And I also found a Finnish flag in the bag that I had forgot was there since I got it in a package with other stuff a while back. Well, might as well raise it even though I'm in Sweden...
Okluma DC0 in brass. I have carried this more than any other light. Super solid light and goes great with a lot of the other stuff I carry as I like brass.
Also featured is a Schon Dsgn pen and Audacious concept figure eight.
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Update: it's a ZebraLight SC80. Thanks, u/mtbohana!
I recently bought a bunch of flashlights as a package deal and got this one as part of it. The seller thought it was from Acebeam but I haven't been able to find the model and it has no markings.
I have tried it with nimh AAA and it works and has three modes. However the button seems to have some contact issues as it is not always turning on... or off when clicked. Am I using the wrong battery?
So, here it becomes wielder to me:
It takes an AA battery, which fits in the stabilizer brass thing, but I am not sure if it also takes a cr123, as it seems to fit in there without the brass thing. It seems odd to me that a light would work with both battery types and I don't want to brick it by experimenting...
My Very Orange stuff sheath has been living in my back pocket for several years. It is no longer very orange but rather a deep dark fox red colour. Right now it hosts a Block party gradient from Dapper Notes. Today combo is a Blackwing 42 with a blue Bauhaus cap and Twsbi GO inked with a gorgeous grayish blue ink (forgetting which) from Diamine inkvent.
I had some fun this morning in an abandoned mining area. The shafts are closed but the place is full of ruins of the building that once stood there and, sadly, a whole bunch of trash. I recorded some really gnarly noises using found objects in various states of decay and the wonderful acoustics of the place. Zoom H2N recorder and a cheapo piezo mic. I'm thinking this will be one long track.
Bike commuting in the spring can mean lots of layers in the morning time to avoid freezing to death and removing several layers in the way home to avoid dehydration by sweating. Anyhow, the Niukka has got you covered with its excellent side straps. I'm liking this pack more and more for each day I'm using it to carry schtuff. Tosi hyvä reppu!