iKamper, in collaboration with Claymore, are introducing the iKamper x Claymore 3FACE NEO, an all-new lighting product heading into the Summer.
Available in two sizes, the NEO20 and NEO30 are designed for camping, overlanding, and outdoor enthusiasts. This new multi-directional camping lantern features a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, providing up to 80 hours of runtime (19,600 mAh / 29,400 mAh), ensuring that your weekend adventures remain illuminated, regardless of the conditions.
Adding to its versatility, the light also doubles as a power bank, with output up to 30W on the NEO20 and 45W on the NEO30. With an IP65 rating, these lights can be used in all four seasons and can withstand dust and rain, giving you peace of mind if you encounter inclement weather.
With adjustable brightness, the light can also be used in what iKamper dubs “Turbo Mode,” increasing from the standard 6,000 lumens to 8,500 lumens while boasting a six-hour run time. There are three LED color temperature modes: 6,500K (Cool White), 4,500K (Natural White), and 3,000K (Warm White).
One of the most unique features of the 3FACE NEO is its ability to seamlessly switch between a handheld light and a mounted floodlight using the Claymore Tripod Stand+.
This versatility sets it apart from traditional camping lights, offering both portability and wide-area illumination with its 180-degree wide-angle beam.
Floodlights have become an essential accessory for overlanding off-grid or at your favorite campsite and it’s great to see iKamper, a brand best known for its durable hardshell rooftop tents, expand its growing product ecosystem.
If you are looking for a more permanent campsite light that runs off your vehicle, Baja Designs’ S2 Pro LED auxiliary lights with a work/scene light pattern are a popular choice among overlanders.
Mounting on the side of your roof rack or bed rack, this option is just as convenient if your battery management system is dialed in.
Claymore Tripod Stand+ - MSRP: $65.00
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