The new OLight Haloop. I think you are going to like this one 

Thank you so much I’m glad you liked it. All the best

Thanks for the comment, you will see this light again very soon I’m heading out for a camp tomorrow. All the best

Unfortunately it’s not remote controlled that would be a great addition, if hanks for the comment. All the best

And thanks for your comment as always. Definitely a great light I will be using it a lot in my future videos. All the best

Great I’m glad you found it informative I often feel like my product videos lack a bit compared to some RU-vidrs. All the best

And thanks for the comment. All the best

Hi there thanks for the comment. If you unclip the light and take the middle hub out you can screw that to you tripod first and then re clip the lamp onto it, the spring closure arms inside have plenty of extra give and the light will happily sit a little above normal position, that’s how I did it when I came across the same issue. Hope that helps. All the best

@@TimRobson30 Thanks for the tip. I'll have to try it more, and although I understand that Olight wants to be able to have a flush base so it could just sit on a flat surface, I cannot see any reason why a tripod socket would be recessed. That seems to be a design defect. Perhaps the tubes were cut too short? I like having the tactical tripod, but I should not be forced to use such a design because of a literal shortcoming. For anyone reading this considering the Haloop, don't get me wrong, it is a great and innovative lantern that addresses some of the shortcomings of a traditional lantern shape. You should buy it anyway. Olight just needs to add a half inch of so to the adapter tube so the tripod socket is even with the bottom of the light, just like it would be on a camera. I have not yet had a chance to pull out the extension tube that I have for my tripod. It should clamp just fine to that. I purchased the extension tube so that I could raise a laser level high enough to use with my Manfrotto tripod.

Thanks for the comment. It it that pal

I don’t decide where companies get there manufacturing done, just showing off a cool product. No geopolitical views here

Do you know if a comparable US made product? I’ve yet to find anything.

@@lukenorth8705 And you won't as long as Americans buy it for cheaper and don't look at quality