Product Description

Light your way with this bright, compact aluminum flashlight. It has an anodized aluminum body and is water and shock resistant. The flashlight features 21 LED lights and only requires 3 x AAA batteries (included in package). The LED lights last for 100,000 hours. Batteries and a poly-canvas belt pouch holster are included. Also comes with cool blue color

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #851 in Home Improvement
• Brand: eToolscity
• Dimensions: 2.00" h x 5.00" w x 8.50" l, 1.00 pounds

Features

• Super bright pocket size LED flashlight, just about 4 inches long!
• Light your way with this bright, compact aluminum flashlight
• Water and shock resistant; machined grip
• 21 LED lights lasting for 100,000 hours; only 3 AAA batteries are required
• Batteries and a poly-canvas belt holster included

Customer Reviews

Great light output, horrible flickering
As mentioned in other reviews, the amount of light put out by this flashlight is surprisingly strong for such a small unit. However, the flickering is unbearable and shaking it or adjusting the contacts don't seem to make any meaningful difference. It's virtually unusable for me and very annoying. I want to like this very portable flashlight, but I wouldn't recommend it. I'm going to look toward more expensive, hopefully more reliable, LEDs.

Nice flashes but could be of higher quality
The amount of light you get out of this flashlight is amazing considering the size and 3x AAA batteries. The design seems sturdy but I doubt it's watertight. Also one of them started flickering and I had to play with the contacts inside to fix the issue. The quality of the connectors inside is a bit flimsy, but it may be just a fluke. Overall I'm happy with this. I tossed my monstrous flashlights that use 4 D batteries and use these guys now.

Mixed Feelings, but not bad for price.
I have mixed feelings on this light. It was smaller than I expected which was a plus for me and is a very attractive unit, plus it is pretty bright although I've seen brighter with less LEDs. I do have two complaints though. First, it's a 50/50 shot each time I unscrew the cap whether the light will work when I screw it back on. Something is wrong with the contacts. Second, I wanted something that I could hold in one hand and thumb on and off. There is a lip on the end that makes that difficult. It's easier than another cheap light I bought, but much harder than the Coast Flashlight some co-workers got at Lowes. That light is almost $50 though, so I guess you get what you pay for. I have to say it's a good light for the price, but there are better lights out there.