A path light that flickers like a torch without anything burning

LEDs behind a cut metal shell move in an irregular pattern, so the light shifts the way firelight does. The stake pushes into soil and holds the lamp upright. Daylight charges it and there is nothing to plug in or replace.

Why choose this path light?

A row of these turns a walkway into something you can see at night without floodlighting the yard. The panel takes six to eight hours of daylight and gives back eight to twelve hours after dark. Packs of 2, 4, 10 and 20 cover anything from a doorway to a full driveway.

Light that moves: the LED pattern never repeats exactly, which is what makes it read as flame rather than a bulb.
Cut metal shell: the openwork casing throws the pattern onto the ground and the planting around it.
Eight to twelve hours: a full day of sun runs the lamp from dusk well past the time anyone is outside.
Three heights: 51, 57.5 or 76 cm, holding 12, 33 or 96 LEDs depending on the size.
Rated for weather: IP65 means rain, snow and garden watering are all fine.

No wiring, no batteries to buy, nothing to switch on in the evening.

The tall version stands out at the corners of a bed or either side of a gate, while the small one disappears into a border and only shows at night. Spacing them a couple of meters apart gives a continuous line of light along a path; further apart, they read as separate points. Keep the panel out from under overhanging leaves so it gets a full day.

Specifications

Power: solar panel with built-in battery
Run time: 8-12 hours, on a 6-8 hour charge
Small: 51 x 7.2 cm (20 x 2.8 in), 12 LEDs
Medium: 57.5 x 10 cm (22.6 x 3.9 in), 33 LEDs; Large: 76 x 12 cm (29.9 x 4.7 in), 96 LEDs
Weather rating: IP65