What cool gifts do you want for Christmas?

[divinemartyr]

I'm really interested to see what others are wanting (or purchasing) this holiday season.

I kind of like this Olight T15 LED Flashlight and asked my brother to pick one up for me.

I'm also asking for some accessories for my Canon Digital Rebel XT. Like a circular polarizer filter and remote trigger so maybe one day I can take some astro photos.

Anyway, what cool gifts (that aren't the norm like a Wii, iPhone, etc) are you buying or wanting this season?

Looking for other neat stuff myself!

dm

 

[xanis]

Getting a Nikon D40 and a Targus 71'' tripod. Hopefully going to be getting a Tamron 18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 XR lens before January is over.

 

[Kelvrick]

Only 90 lumens?

Not even half of my Fenix P3D. Most things under 50 bucks, I tend to buy myself, and I can't expect my family to shell out for the cool stuff that costs any more then that.

I just asked for a new reinforced leather belt, new pair of electronic earmuffs, new hammer for my rifle and some other smaller things.

 

[markgm]

A trillion dollars.

 

[coldmeat]

Originally posted by: markgm
A trillion dollars.

That's it?

 

[markgm]

I was going to ask for a puppy too, but I don't really like pets.

 

[nageov3t]

I don't know if it's cool, but I'm really hoping someone buys me a standmixer

 

[divinemartyr]

Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Only 90 lumens?

Not even half of my Fenix P3D. Most things under 50 bucks, I tend to buy myself, and I can't expect my family to shell out for the cool stuff that costs any more then that.

I just asked for a new reinforced leather belt, new pair of electronic earmuffs, new hammer for my rifle and some other smaller things.

I don't even own a flashlight right now. This one is an upgrade Yours does look nicer with 200 lumens, but I also know that different rating systems are used for every "statistic" on the planet. Very hard to know what's really true. Contrast from one company who rates honestly at 800:1 may look better than someone who uses some method that's not standardized and rates their product at 3000:1.

I'm sure this will be a good addition to my non-flashlight having self