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Utility & Comfort in the Outdoors, Since 1971 UTILITY & COMFORT IN THE OUTDOORS, SINCE 1971 WWW.UCOGEAR.COM OUTDOOR LIGHTING GROWS UP 1971. That’s the year our Original Candle Lantern came to market. A go-to camping essential still made to the original specs. Many years and lanterns later, we’re raising expectations for outdoor lighting. We put 45 years of experience to work engineering a new standard in outdoor lighting. The result? Trailblazing, versatile overhead lanterns that are easy to pack, simple to place, and cast a wide, adjustable dome of light where you want it. 500 LUMENS 300 LUMENS 20 LUMENS 150 LUMENS Original Alki Madrona Sitka 1971 TODAY UCOGEAR.COM / STAY LIT STAY / CONTENTS WHAT’S NEW 3 LED LIGHTING 5 COMPACT LANTERNS 7 HEADLAMPS 9 CANDLE LANTERNS 13 FIRE STARTING 17 PORTABLE GRILLS 21 HIGH FIVE’S BY UCO 23 TECHNICAL DETAILS 25 UCO / HEADLAMP COLLECTION / 2017.18 PERFORMANCE, COMFORT & STYLE All New Styles : VAPOR + & AIR HEADLAMPS “PRECISION FIT STRAPS: A FULLY STITCHED, NEOPRENE STRAP THAT WON’T SLIP, WON’T CONSTRICT & WON’T STRETCH OUT OVER TIME.” UCO / FIRE STARTING COLLECTION / 2017.18 UCOGEAR.COM / STAY LIT STAY / PRESENTS THE ORIGINAL STORMPROOF MATCH StayLit AWARD-WINNING, INDUSTRY LEADING STORMPROOF MATCH TECHNOLOGY, THE ORIGINAL WATERPROOF, WINDPROOF, SUBMERSIBLE FIRE STARTER GEAR JUNKIE BEST IN SHOW ORWM 2015 / 50 CAMPFIRES GEAR OF THE YEAR 2015 / BACKPACKER MAGAZINE EDITOR’S CHOICE SNOW AWARD 2015 4 LED UCO / LED LIGHTING COLLECTION / 2017.18 LIGHTING LIGHT WHERE YOU NEED IT. Why elevate the light? It was only natural. For 200,000 years, humans have navigated by the light of the sun, moon and stars. With the advent of artificial light, we positioned our indoor lighting above our heads. Why? It was only natural. Activities, obstacles and changes in terrain are better comprehended by our brains when light is from above – it’s just the way we are hard wired. This is why we invented the Sitka Lift Lantern System™. Light from above means a safer, more comfortable way to illuminate your environment when camping at night. I It’s time to ditch those ground level camping lanterns that cause eye strain and disorientation. Experience light from above – it’s the natural way to see. / SUN. MOON. SITKA. UCO / LED LIGHTING COLLECTION / 2017.18 LI-ION LI-ION LI-ION ™ ™ ™ SITKA + EXTENSION LANTERN MADRONA + HANG-OUT LANTERN RHODY + HANG-OUT LANTERN USB OUT 2 x 1Ah USB OUT 1 x 1Ah USB OUT 1 x 1Ah BULB Super Bright LED BULB 3x Super Bright LED BULB Super Bright LED LUMENS Collapsed: 360 Extended: 500 LUMENS 300 on high; 10 on low LUMENS 130 on high; 10 on low BATTERY 8800 mAh Li-ion BATTERY 6400 mAh Li-ion BATTERY 4400 mAh Li-ion BATTERY LIFE 5 hr on high; 70 hr on low BATTERY LIFE 6 hr on high; 50 hr on low BATTERY LIFE 13 hr on high; 150 hr on low WATER RESISTANCE IPX 4 WATER RESISTANCE IPX 4 WATER RESISTANCE IPX 4 WEIGHT 2.2 lbs (1 kg) WEIGHT 15.6 oz. (442 g) WEIGHT 11.8 oz. (335 g) UCOGEAR.COM DIMS 7 x 6 x 12.5 in (17.8 x 15.2 x 31.8 cm) DIMS 9 x 3.75 x 3.75 in (24 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm) DIMS 3.25 x 3.75 x 5 in (8.25 x 9.5 x 12.7 cm) PACKAGING Box PACKAGING Peggable Box PACKAGING Peggable Box PART # ML-SITKA-LI PART # ML-MADRONA-LI PART # ML-RHODY-LI / STAY LIT STAY ™ ™ ™ SITKA EXTENSION LANTERN MADRONA HANG-OUT LANTERN RHODY HANG-OUT LANTERN USB OUT 1 x 1Ah BULB 3x Super Bright LED BULB Super Bright LED BULB Super Bright LED LUMENS 300 on high; 10 on low LUMENS 130 on high; 10 on low LUMENS Collapsed: 360 Extended: 500 BATTERY 3x D-cell (not included) BATTERY 3 x AA (not included) BATTERY 6 x D cell (not included) BATTERY LIFE 24 hr on high; 400 hr on low BATTERY LIFE 15 hr on high; 60 hr on low BATTERY LIFE 33 hr on high; 200 hr on low WATER RESISTANCE IPX 4 WATER RESISTANCE IPX 4 WATER RESISTANCE IPX 4 WEIGHT 13.2 oz. (373 g) WEIGHT 10.7 oz. (304 g) WEIGHT (w/batteries) 4.2 lbs (1.9 kg) DIMS 9 x 3.75 x 3.75 in (24 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm) DIMS 3.25 x 3.75 x 5 in (8.25 x 9.5 x 12.7 cm) DIMS 7 x 6 x 12.5 in (17.8 x 15.2 x 31.8 cm) PACKAGING Peggable Box PACKAGING Peggable Box PACKAGING Box PART # ML-MADRONA PART # ML-RHODY PART # ML-SITKA 6 COMPACT LANTERNS CASTING LIGHT FROM ANYWHERE Pack the innovative UCO Lantern + Flashlight when you need a versatile, lightweight, compact source of light to illuminate your adventures. The convenient, patent-pending integrated shock cord in the base of the UCO Lantern + Flashlight enables you to hang and focus the lantern from both horizontal and vertical surfaces. No longer limited to a pole or limb that will accept a hook or string, the Alki Lantern + Flashlight can be lashed to a tree limb, tent pole, guy line, bar, strap or flagpole! Push the globe down to transform the lantern into a handy flashlight for reading in bed or to accompany you on late-night forays out of your tent. Offers four lighting modes, including a strobe mode. / PHOTO: AIDEN KLIMENKO UCO / COMPACT LANTERNS COLLECTION / 2017.18 / Collapsible Design / Collapsible Design / Collapsible Design HYAK ALKI LESCHI ™ ™ ™ LANTERN + FLASHLIGHT LANTERN + FLASHLIGHT LANTERN + FLASHLIGHT BULB Super Bright LED BULB Cree R3 XP-E LED BULB Super Bright LED LUMENS 175 on high; 15 on low LUMENS 150 on high; 5 on low LUMENS 110 on high; 34 on low BATTERY 4x 1.5v AA (not included) BATTERY 3x 1.5v AAA (not included) BATTERY 1x 1.5v AA (not included) BATTERY LIFE 7 hr on high; 115 hr on low BATTERY LIFE 5 hr on high; 130 hr on low BATTERY LIFE 2.5 hr on high; 4 hr on low WATER RESISTANCE IPX 6 WATER RESISTANCE IPX 6 WATER RESISTANCE IPX 5 WEIGHT 5.9 oz. (167 g) WEIGHT (w/o batteries) 3.0 oz. (85 g) WEIGHT (w/o batteries) 1.6 oz. (45 g) UCOGEAR.COM DIMS Closed: 5.75 x 2.25 in (14.6 x 5.7 cm) DIMS Closed: 4.6 x 2 in (11.6 x 5.1 cm) DIMS Closed: 3.9 x 1.6 (9.8 x 4 cm) Open: 8 x 2.25 (20.3 x 5.7 cm) Open: 6.4 x 2 in (16.2 x 5.1 cm) Open: 5.2 x 1.6 in (13.2 x 4 cm) PACKAGING Peggable Blister Card PACKAGING Peggable Blister Card PACKAGING Peggable Blister Card PART # ML-HYAK PART # ML-ALKI PART # ML-LESCHI / STAY LIT STAY LI-ION / Collapsible Design / Collapsible Design Red, Blue and Green LED TETRA / PIKA StakeLight StakeLight RGB ™ 3-IN-1 RECHARGEABLE LANTERN CLARUS ™ ™ ™ LANTERN + FLASHLIGHT STAKELIGHT & STAKELIGHT RGB BULB CREE R4 XP-G2 / Super Bright LED Stake your claim (and fi nd it again) with UCO’s BULB Super Bright LED LUMENS Up to 170 / Up to 150 StakeLights. Set up your tent in the dark, answer nature’s LUMENS 118 on high; 3 on low call and quickly locate it again—these illuminated tent BATTERY 3.7V 2600mAh Li-ion (rechargeable) stakes make it easy to identify and set up your tent in a 3.7V 1800mAh Li-ion (rechargeable) BATTERY 3x 1.5v AAA (not included) fl ash. Stakelight modes: solid/strobe; RGB modes: red/ BATTERY LIFE Up to 120 hrs / Up to 80 hrs BATTERY LIFE 5 hr on high; 130 hr on low green/blue. WATER RESISTANCE IPX 5 WATER RESISTANCE IPX 6 WEIGHT 4.3 oz. (123 g) WEIGHT (w/o batteries) 2.5 oz. (72 g) WEIGHT (w/o battery) 1.3 oz. (36 g) DIMS Closed: 4.5 x 2 in (11.5 x 5 cm) DIMS Closed: 4.5 x 2 in (11.4 x 5.1 cm) DIMS 1 x 9 in (2.5 x 22.9 cm) Open: 6.3 x 2 in (16 x 5 cm) Open: 6.5 x 2 in (16.5 x 5.1 cm) PACKAGING Peggable Card PACKAGING Peggable Blister Card PACKAGING Peggable Blister Card PART # 2-pack: ML-SL2PK 4-pack: ML-SL4PK PART # ML-TETRA / ML-PIKA PART # ML-CLARUS2 RGB 2-Pack: ML-SL2PK-RGB 8 UCO / HEADLAMPS COLLECTION / 2017.18 HEADLAMPS PERFORMANCE STYLE & COMFORT Whether we were on a late-night trek in the foothills of Mt. Rainier, a midnight ocean voyage up the Pacific coastline, or just walking our dog in our Seattle neighborhood, every headlamp had the same problem. The elastic straps and hard plastic parts press into the head, slide down over the eyes and go from uncomfortable to painful the longer you wear them. We set out to change that – and we did. With a fresh approach and a new application of some proven technologies, we created the first headlamp that doesn’t hurt. Introducing the Vapor & Air precision fit headlamps. It’s not just comfortable, it’s headache free. / INTRODUCING: All New Headlamps: / VAPOR + PRECISION FIT STRAP - Fully stitched, neoprene construction HYBRID POWER SOURCE - Swappable Li-Ion battery pack (included) or 3xAAA batteries SUPER BRIGHT - 3x LED’s, 300 Lumens INFINITY DIAL CONTROL - Flood, Spot, & Red modes / VAPOR PRECISION FIT STRAP - Fully stitched, neoprene construction SUPER BRIGHT - 3x LED’s, 300 Lumens INFINITY DIAL CONTROL - Flood, Spot, & Red modes / AIR PRECISION FIT STRAP - Fully stitched, neoprene construction BATTERY - USB rechargeable Li-Ion Battery SUPER BRIGHT - 1x LED, 100 Lumens INFINITY DIAL CONTROL - Spot, & Red modes UCO / HEADLAMP COLLECTION / 2017.18 / AVAILABLE FEATURES: NEW LI-ION NEW SNAP IT TUNE IT Black Vintage Green ™ ™ X+ HEADLAMP X HEADLAMP HEAD STRAP X-ACT Fit™ System HEAD STRAP X-ACT Fit™ System LUMENS Up to 300 LUMENS Up to 300 RECHARGEABLE LI-ION USES AAA BATTERIES HYBRID POWER SOURCE 520 mAh Li-Ion Battery BATTERY 3x 1.5v AAA / Included (Available on X+ Model) BATTERY LIFE 1 hour on high, 130 hr on low BATTERY LIFE 2.5 hours on high WATER RESISTANCE IPX4 WATER RESISTANCE IPX4 WEIGHT (w/batt.
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