Buying Guide

Choosing a Goal Zero Lantern

The Lighthouse 600 delivers the most output and doubles as a USB power bank; the Core trades some brightness for a lower price; the Mini and Micro Flash are the lightest, cheapest options for packs and emergencies. Most Goal Zero lights carry IPX4-style rain resistance—fine for rain but not submersion—so check the exact rating on each listing. Charge via USB, or pair with a Goal Zero solar panel or a Yeti power station for off-grid recharging. At $7.95–$100, there's an affordable light for every trip, and discounts plus the OUTPOST12 coupon keep costs down.

Where can I buy Goal Zero lanterns online?

PowerHaven Outpost carries 25 Goal Zero lighting products with clear prices, current promotions, and coupon savings.

What's the price range for Goal Zero camping lights?

Prices run $7.95 to $100, and OUTPOST12 takes 12% off eligible orders at checkout.

Are there deals on Goal Zero lanterns?

Yes—sale pricing and promotions appear regularly, and applying OUTPOST12 adds further savings on eligible items.

Which Goal Zero lantern is best?

The Lighthouse 600 for basecamp brightness and phone charging, the Core for value, and the Mini or Crush Light for ultralight trips.

Are Goal Zero lights waterproof?

Most are rain-resistant (IPX4-class) rather than submersible—check each product's IPX rating before heavy weather use.

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