Anybody ever tried these lights?

[DANCESWITHEMPTIES]

Anybody ever used these before? I like the concept with the different colour waves.

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[PEKS]

Maybe SneakyHunter Knee Lamps, doubt these would work through water, mud, tall grass or deep snow

 

[John Y Cannuck]

Maybe SneakyHunter Knee Lamps, doubt these would work through water, mud, tall grass or deep snow

agreed, at least for those of us who hunt late season. The more southerly guys, or those that hunt rifle season only, may get away with it.

I can see them spinning to the side on your boots in the grass too.

 

[PEKS]

I can see them spinning to the side on your boots in the grass too.

Not so Sneakyhunter Turn Signal Lights

 

[the spank]

Look ok to me. The walk to my blind is across harvested fields or pastures. Would be good in that application. I could see cow pies easier! Lol

 

[blasted_saber]

Add this to the pile of things designed to get more hunters dollars then deer

 

[scruffee]

You could also just hold your flashlight/headlamp in your hands and point it down. But yeah, attaching something to my boots sounds like an awesome waste of time!

 

[kamlooky]

Can you imagine pizz'in awn a terbyewlint day?
Take'im awf then grab a pinch oh snews.
Yummies.

 

[mrgoat]

Add this to the pile of things designed to get more hunters dollars then deer

Exactly...!!! and many deer may die laughing. The fella that wastes his money on these probably has electric socks to go with them and is contemplating one of those electrically heated coats as well.

 

[scruffee]

Exactly...!!! and many deer may die laughing. The fella that wastes his money on these probably has electric socks to go with them and is contemplating one of those electrically heated coats as well.

I hunt in Saskatchewan from September 1st to early December most years. It's not unusual to have -20C weather in November. I wish I could buy heated socks that actually work with a decent charge. Sitting in a blind in -20C sucks donkey schlongs, in the meantime, I bring a sleeping bag (heaterbody suits are outrageously expensive...).

 

[mrgoat]

I hunt in Saskatchewan from September 1st to early December most years. It's not unusual to have -20C weather in November. I wish I could buy heated socks that actually work with a decent charge. Sitting in a blind in -20C sucks donkey schlongs, in the meantime, I bring a sleeping bag (heaterbody suits are outrageously expensive...).

If your feet get that cold my I suggest electric boot heaters that go in ski boots. I used them for years in my ski instructor days. They work, and work well. There not cheap, a couple hundred ++. These are heating pads that install in your boots. The newer ones probably have gone to lithium batteries over NiCad which will be better than the ones I have now. Doubtful your going to find a down hill ski shop in Saskatchewan so you'll have to look on line.