Country: 80.84.52.154, Europe, GB

City: -0.1224 , United Kingdom

When I had started pole fitness two years ago I had to most difficult time maintaining my grip. I sweat excessivly and even went to the doctors and was prescribed a medication. Even with this medication I was unable to stay on the pole or perform simple spins without slipping. I found dry hands and it turned out to be exactally what I needed. I still have to apply it every 10min or so but my performance has never been better. The final cure to my sweating problem was using Dry Hands and a gymnastics/rock climbing grip powder together. Now I never have to worry about hurting myself from slippage again :)

This light is very bright but very compact so it doesn't really stay cool long enough to be used at its highest setting for long. I use it with 18650 and it runs forever on lower settings. The brightest setting would probably damage the light and or battery if run for too long. It gets too hot to comfortably handle especially in summer months. I'd recommend the TK22 U2 as a superior light with much better cooling capacity. Have both and the TK22 @ 650lm sees much more use. This one just sits in the car in case of an emergency. Might actually sell it down the line. I'd say stay away from these compact lights unless you absolutely need the most brightness in the smallest package without the need to run it for long periods.

Really cheap plastic item. Doesn't fit correctly or look anything like the other 3 hubcaps on my 2011 Camry.