BioLite's latest range of lights aims to illuminate your camp on spring adventures in the wilderness

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The BioLite Luci solar string lights illuminate the backcountry (Image credit: BioLite)

Want to illuminate your camping trips this spring? BioLite has just launched a new range of lighting that harnesses solar power to do just that.

The Luci solar inflatable lanterns and accompanying solar string lights are designed to be portable and compact and use energy from the sun to offer "peace of mind in both everyday and emergency use", according to their creators.

The launch comes after BioLite joined forces with MPOWERD, the original makers of the Luci brand, which was a BCorp that focused on providing lighting in humanitarian situations.

"For over a decade, Luci lighting products have illuminated off-grid adventures and brought comfort to communities during disaster relief and unexpected outages,” says BioLite’s Seungah Jeong.

"We are so proud to be bringing the Luci lighting collection back to communities under the BioLite name."

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The BioLite Luci solar-powered lantern is a portable option for wilderness camping (Image credit: BioLite)

The Luci solar lantern is available in a range of sizes and versions from $19.95 on the Biolite website.

You can snag the lightweight Solar String lights for $54.95.

To celebrate the latest range, Luci is offering customers a free 4-pack of Luci Candles if you purchase a Solar Generator kit between March 25 and 27.

Solar generators harness power from the sun to power your appliances and provide electricity.

The all-new Luci products join BioLite's wide range of other solar-powered lighting solutions, like their Alpen Glow lamps and site lights.

Biolite creates lighting solutions and energy-harnessing equipment for campers and off-grid communities worldwide.

We've previously reviewed multiple BioLite headlamps, including the HeadLamp 330, which we rated a coveted five stars.


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Will Symons
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Will Symons developed his love of the outdoors as a student, exploring every inch of Sussex’s South Downs national park and wild swimming off the Brighton seafront. Now a Staff Writer for Advnture, Will previously worked as a freelance journalist and writer, covering everything from cricket to ancient history. Like most Advnture staff, Will’s time is rarely spent indoors, he can often be found hiking, wild swimming or playing cricket.