Product Description

Pro-quality ProPolymer LED Flashlights: * Waterproof * Long running * Rugged * BIG BUCKS OFF! Improvement! The ProPolymer case is shock-resistant, engineering-grade polymer with a thermoplastic grip, just like the ones firefighters and other rescue professionals use. Features: Unbreakable polycarbonate lens; Waterproof; Tailcap switch for easy, one-handed use; Super-bright 100,000-hr. bulb life; 20 times longer battery life than standard bulbs; UL-listed. Take advantage of this brilliant deal ONLINE right now! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: 10 LED ProPolymer Flashlight - word search in our Store for 'ProPolymer Flashlights'. 7 LED ProPolymer Flashlight... 155 hrs. run time, 6 1/2" long, weighs 7 ozs. Uses 4 AA batteries (not included).

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7334 in Home Improvement
• Color: Black
• Brand: Streamlight
• Model: 68302
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 4.00 pounds

Features

• Virtually indestructible, non-conductive polymer with a scratch-resistant face-cap; impact & shock-resistant
• Lens: Unbreakable polycarbonate with scratch-resistant coating
• 7 100,000 hour life LEDs
• Four AA size alkaline batteries; Run time: Up to 155 hours
• 6-1/2-inches long

From the Manufacturer
Streamlight 4AA Propolymer LED Flashlight is tough, lightweight, affordable, alkaline battery-powered personal flashlight. It is an impact and shock resistant LED flashlight that provides 155 hours of run time on 4 AA alkaline batteries. It uses seven super-bright, 100,000-hour LEDs providing 67 lumens typical. You'll never need to replace a bulb again. The Streamlight 4AA Propolymer LED Flashlight features a virtually indestructible, non-conductive polymer case with a scratch-resistant face-cap for impact & shock-resistance, and an unbreakable polycarbonate lens. The Streamlight 4AA Propolymer LED Flashlight is approved for use in hazardous locations (Class I, Division 1). It is also remarkably comfortable to use because it's ergonomically shaped for your hand and offers push-button switching for one-handed operation. Streamlight also offers a wrist lanyard connection. Helmet clamps are available for convenient, hands-free operation. It is 6 1/2 inches long and weighs 6.3 ounces.Permissible for use in Gassy Mines, Methane/air only. Appr. No. 10C-658-0. Approved for use in hazardous locations. UL listed for Class I, Division 1,Groups C, D; Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D; Class II, Division 2, Group F&G; Class III, T3C. Canadian UL listed for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D; Class II, Division 2, Group F&G; Class III, T3C. Blister Packaged with batteries.

Customer Reviews

Wow - durable, well made and bright.
Talk about a bright LED light. Compact and lightweight, it gives off a wide - wider than expected - beam. Lights up an entire room! Not a lot of range since it's a flood light, but it's ideal for power outages or lighting your way on a path. The light is bluer than what you'd get from an incandescent bulb, closer to Halogen than Krypton (the bulb, not the planet.) Includes 4aa batteries. Rubber over the button on the rear seems a little thin, but is pretty durable. Lught pattern is a little uneven with hot spots, but that's typical of LED's.

Followup: Over two years later, and the light is still going strong!

Excellent light.
The 7-LED Propolymer will not come close to the brightness of the Luxeon type lights, but it will provide useful light output for longer than any Luxeon of similar size.

The Streamlight ProPolymer advantage is for those of us who encounter potentially explosive atmospheres, because all the ProPolymers are certified for hazardous atmosphere use. Peace of mind if ypu're going into some significant potential gas leak area - no Surefire has this certification. If I was an emergency responder, I'd demand one. Myself, I have to use mine for inspection of oil/gas production facilities, 24/7.

Okay for residential but not for heavy-duty, everyday use!
I have gone through three Streamlight flashlights at work. In the begining, the flashlights performed as good as expected. But after a while, the flashlights started to flicker on and off. On all three flashlights, the ball contact pitted the negitive side of the battery causing an intermittant contact. On another, the switch completely failed after the rubber boot tore off. I finally ended up putting them in a vise and throwing them away. I think this is why Costco stopped carring them. I keep the fourth flashlight at home for dinking around the garage. This flashlight is okay for occasional but not heavy-duty use.