Aaaah, flashlights. Some would say they are simple tools, but we know better. We have several, and if you opened this page you have far more than most people would consider normal. This gear is for you.

You won't find these tethers anywhere else. These are amazing coil tethers that allow the tether to be stretched to almost 4 feet, and coil up when relaxed, keeping your gear accessible, and secure, while staying out of your way when you don't need it. They come with many, many attachment poiints - large clips, small clips, slplit rings and lanyards. Each of these attachmnet points can attach to our myriad of clips and quicklinks. We have a tether/lanyard kit that you can use on flashlights without attachment points, using just friction - which will do far less damage to that prized finish thank metal-based gear. zs

We use ours to tether the gps to the back of our backpack, handily availble to grab, but out of the way. For our Garmin, we use the lanyard attachment - which threads through the slot on the base of the GPS. The big clips are good for attaching to external gear, the smaller clips work with belt loops or other, smaller attachment points.

Be sure to examine your unit and look for clearances. If you have any questions, drop us a line at questions@berkeleypoint.com.

Stainless steel hardware is great for outdoor use - it doesn't discolor, it won't rust. Great for kayak use, hiking, or for a weekend geocaching jaunt.

Hardware for the serious user - these items are much lighter than stainless steel - won't rust, and are very strong. The expense comes from the manufacturing process and the semi-rare quality of the metal. This hardware is extremely high quality, and will make your best friends jealous.