This retro flashlight comes fitted for modern day usage

Whether you're mining for gold deep in the heart of Alaska, or trying to find your way downstairs to replace a blown fuse, this retro-styled lantern will light the way without needing a single drop of kerosene.

Because instead of a flame, it uses a three Cree LED bulbs powered by a rechargeable battery.

On its lowest setting, the $80 (Rs 5,000) Canyon Lantern will last for an impressive 80 hours after a two-three hour charge, but at its maximum brightness of 200 lumens, you'll probably only get about three hours of illumination.

It can be used as a handheld flashlight, with a form factor that make s it perfect for exploring haunted houses, or you can extend the fresnel lens for more ambient lighting to fill a tent. And in a pinch, a built-in USB port lets you leech off the lantern's battery to keep your smartphone alive.