Look what I found at Target

**printgeek** · 09-08-2016, 10:07

I found this in the dollar area up front for $3. Looks like a perfect ridge line light to me. It uses 2 AA's, not the lithium button cells.

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**TrailSlug** · 09-08-2016, 10:11

Let us know how they work. I find myself too lazy to string lights after a hike but I love the pics where guys have done this.

**Karla "with a k"** · 09-08-2016, 10:54

The package says "indoor use only". Why do you think they insist that is on the front of the packaging? Why not use them outside?

**Marmaduke** · 09-08-2016, 10:59

Originally Posted by Karla "with a k"

The package says "indoor use only". Why do you think they insist that is on the front of the packaging? Why not use them outside?

because the wiring isn't waterproof.

**TrailSlug** · 09-08-2016, 11:03

They should work fine under a tarp if it's raining. The issue with these are they aren't designed to be coiled and uncoiled very often and tend to break. These are more geared toward putting in a jar for the pretty look and left along but hey at $3 let us know how you like them.

**skyjacker** · 09-08-2016, 11:44

Dutch's ridgeline lights are $8. It's the cost difference of a big mac and small fry.

**Karla "with a k"** · 09-08-2016, 12:14

Originally Posted by skyjacker

Dutch's ridgeline lights are $8. It's the cost difference of a big mac and small fry.

Funny. I would "like" your comment if I could.

**Zilla** · 09-08-2016, 13:14

I think they will do just fine for $3.00, just keep them high and dry!

**TrailSlug** · 09-08-2016, 13:43

Originally Posted by skyjacker

Dutch's ridgeline lights are $8. It's the cost difference of a big mac and small fry.

I'm a huge Dutch fan/customer but these can be purchased instantly (although Dutch delivers Jimmy Johns fast) and why not give them a try so the rest of us would know if these are a viable option.