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Reddit mentions of STANSPORT - Wire Mesh Camp Lantern Globe Replacement (Stainless Steel)
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of STANSPORT - Wire Mesh Camp Lantern Globe Replacement (Stainless Steel). Here are the top ones.
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- THE PERFECT ALTERNATIVE TO GLASS: Fragile glass is not always a good companion in the great outdoors. This wire mesh globe is the perfect solution to shattered glass for truly portable lamps.
- HIT THE TRAIL WITH CONFIDENCE: When the lights go down, the first thing you grab is your lamp- with this mesh cover, you can weather the dark with a sturdy cover that can really take a beating so you can see even without the north star!
- A UNIVERSAL REPLACEMENT: This particular mesh cylinder is designed for the Stansport 170 lanterns, but first-time Stansport customers will love how easily this shade slides into lanterns from other brands.
- PREPARE TO LIGHT THE WAY: Though these protectors diffuse the light a bit more than the glasses of their counterparts, the wire mesh screen still creates a functional light for safe camping after the sun sets.
- PERFECT FOR ALL ACTIVITIES: Use this lantern replacement cover while camping, on the trail, while fishing, or any activity! Ideal for large or small outdoor gatherings, place it on top of the cooler, help give light to the stove, whatever you want!
Features:
Specs:
| Color | gray |
| Height | 5.13 Inches |
| Length | 4.38 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | One Size |
| Weight | 0.3 Pounds |
| Width | 4.38 Inches |
/u/TenzingNarwhal gave some great info. (Rockin' username too, trust him, he's practically a king among internet Sherpas)
And you gave almost no information as to how you're using it.
I fall in with the other suggestions here, "it depends".
I have two propane (oh, 3, got a new one for Christmas - untried yet) lanterns that I use for car camping and base camping. I have tent LED "lights" that absolutely rock the small cabin and tent scene. And I don't carry any lantern at all backpacking, just flashlight and headlamp.
It all depends on your use. You could go with a full propane set up, 20# tank, a tree, lantern on top, stove on the side. Or you could go super lightweight. No idea what you're lookin' for.
I will note, for the large coleman propane lanterns, I've replaced the globes with screens that don't break. Diminishes the light a little, but overall, is a great solution to constantly breaking globes (yes, I could be more careful, yes, everyone else has globes that have lasted since their great grandfather's lantern was passed down, whatever, I have to deal with many different people handling my lanterns at times).
Sorry this is not more detail, but you gotta share with us how you want to use them. "Camping" is a relative term.
Both you can make them out of chicken wire or
https://www.amazon.com/Stansport-Wire-Lantern-Globe-Replacement/dp/B0010KJ1HC