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Time to shine

From the bottom up, first we have the PDW Lars Rover Power. It’s not a bad light, there’s nothing particularly wrong with it, but it is simply lacking in performance and features against the competition – as well as sporting a reasonably high price. If you find a good discount, it’s worth your consideration.

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