BCB Lightstick Orange

Small, very light and useful emergency light source if needed. The price is very attractive, I've put them practically everywhere – in every backpack or waist bag. The light is durable and gives a pleasant glow. Recommended.

The BCB Orange chemical light gives a strong, distinct, and lasting orange light. It works great for camping, parties, or emergencies. It provides nice lighting.

Excellent value for money. It shines long and bright. In my opinion, it's a must-have in every backpack, both urban and forest. I recommend it.

It's one of those 'better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it' items – let it stay in your car or backpack, even if you rarely use it. I especially recommend it for illuminating your workspace or signalling rescue services.

For family camping trips, I always bring a chemical light. It is a good support for other light sources I have with me. When the batteries run out, the chemical light works perfectly. It shines brightly enough and is well-priced for its quality.

A lightweight and comfortable chemical lamp whose light is sufficient to illuminate a small room or tent. Ideal for marking paths or campsites. It's worth having a few in different colours.

Cool gadget. They don't give off much light, but they glow longer than described. My daughter hung it over her bed and it shone for 24 hours, with a faint glow lasting even longer.

A chemical light is a permanent part of my EDC. It's true that it won't replace a good torch for night trips in the forest, but it works perfectly inside a tent or for marking a camp. You never know when your batteries will run out or the power will go out – a light like this can come in handy then. I recommend it, it's worth having.

It’s the sort of gadget that’s better to have on hand, even if you rarely need it—than to need it in a critical moment and not have it. It takes up no space, is light, and does its job flawlessly. I recommend it.

The key thing when evaluating lightsticks is to consider what you intend to use them for. I see them as a useful gadget, an interesting toy for children, a practical marker at a campsite, a cool keyring or a tag for a bike or backpack. Yes, they do provide light, but not as good or strong as a quality torch. For recreational use, I recommend them.

Very cool gadget, it works great for camping trips or walks in the forest. It gives off quite a lot of light, and at this price, it's worth buying. I recommend it!

I've been using it for a long time. It provides good, non-blinding light. Works well in a tent, for marking a route or a point—depending on the colour. I recommend it.

I took this fishing, but the light wasn’t strong enough inside the tent.

It shines nicely even for several hours.

It gives a very strong light. I definitely recommend it.