[Link: lightinthebox.com]

If someone were to build one with true white LEDs, that were diffuse and a little brighter. And make the glove have 1-2 more fingers slots with LED.
Then I might could see this being useful and worth $39.

Sorry, but this reminded me of something

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I found out when I opened the book for my network class- Roughly 5-1/2" x 8-1/2-1" thick, over 1100 pages. Opened it in a bright classroom, the pages looked gray and I could barely read the bold section and paragraph titles, so I closed it and laid it on the desk. The teacher asked if I would be reading along with the class and I said "I would, if I could". Went to Walgreens and bought some readers that night but soon remembered that I hate wearing glasses, especially if I can see the frame, so I bought some rimless and added more, so I wouldn't have to remember where they are. For some reason the vision in one eye improved about 5 years ago and I don't need my glasses as often as I did- I can even read the ingredients on a lot of food containers when I'm at a grocery store and the menu in most restaurants, which had been a problem.

I had been using 4' florescent lights in my basement and garage but they suck, especially in cold weather, so I bought some 4' LED fixtures as replacements (came with installed 5' power cord)- the light color is 3300K, brighter than the old ones and I have more light and better coverage in the garage with four fixtures than I originally had with six. At $17 each, I didn't bother to return the extra ones and I decided that if I need to work in a dark area for any length of time, I'm just going to use one of those- they can hang, I could stand it against a wall, in a corner or from a pipe and it will be far brighter than any flashlight with better coverage.