Since I'm not really a hat kinda girl (even though I love to admire them on FabSugar), I'm asking what you think of this khaki cap. Perfect for nighttime dog walks, it's a hat and flashlight in one. Neat, huh? With two LED light settings and an adjustable strap, it fits any head and leaves your hands free for leashes and poop bags. Costing $20 for an animal lover and outdoorsy pooch, do you think this is way too geeky or just right?
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its a great idea.
but why not just walk your dog when its light out...
1It's an interesting idea. I kind of like it. Now if I only had a dog.
Pet - I miss North in your little PetSugar 'picture'. Maybe ya'll could redesign it so North is in your arms or something.
2I'm not sure about it just because I don't know how bright it would be (like is the light really lighting the way, or is it too bright and actually hurting me eyes?)
I'd probably try it out at a store first.
3*hurting my eyes
4If it's really dark and the pup needs to go, I just wear my head lamp. I bought it for camping originally, but it's since been repurposed for use during dog walks and for reading in bed at night. It was a great investment!
5Oh man! I could soooo use this when I had to get up in the middle of the night and get a glass of water. It could only be made more perfect by slippers with lights!
6This is too dorky for my tastes, and I would think it would be like putting a beacon on yourself...I don't want the unwanted attention.
7Awesome idea - I could use this. It's less dorky than a headlamp (sorry kscincotta - I have one too for camping and blackouts but don't like wearing it around the neighborhood)
SKC Sparkle - I assume you can turn the light on and off.
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