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Delivers classic incandescent lighting in a slim, pocket-friendly design.
Brightness
13 Lumens
Beam Distance
72 Meters
Peak Intensity
243 Candela
Water Resistance
IPX4
Runtime
1 Hour and 45 Minutes
Battery
2 AAA Batteries Included
A timeless classic, the Mini 2AAA Flashlight delivers reliable incandescent lighting in an ultra-compact form. Designed for portability and durability, this flashlight features a twist-focus head, allowing quick adjustment from spot to flood beam. Its anodized aluminum body resists corrosion and stands up to daily use. This flashlight offers the performance and craftsmanship that made a household name.
Light Source Xenon
Drop Resistance 1 m
Weight with Batteries 1.73 oz
Dimensions 5" x .75"
Warm white light is the ideal light source for working in tight spaces.
Whether you’re on patrol, securing your home, or responding to emergencies, this ultra-bright, rechargeable flashlight is built for reliability and recharges in 2.5 hours.
Forensic personnel and crime scene technicians use blue light to detect bodily fluids.
Green LED flashlights can be seen up to a mile away making this flashlight great for rescue situations.
This compact tactical flashlight features a crowned strike bezel, ultra-bright 320-lumen LED, and military-grade durability—ready for duty or emergency use.
Offers five easy-to-use functions plus advanced features including motion-controlled dimming and stand by mode.
This Spectrum Series LED Solitaire features a blue beam. Blue is the preferred light source for pilots. Great for reading maps in low light or no light environments. Blue light provides excellent detail and does not wash out symbols, notes, or elevation markers on maps. Used by hunters for blood tracking. Forensic personnel and crime scene technicians use blue light to detect bodily fluids.
Warm white light is the ideal light source for working in tight spaces.
This is the best light source for protecting a person’s night vision.
Forensic personnel and crime scene technicians use blue light to detect bodily fluids.
First introduced in 1988, this pocket-sized legend has been a trusted companion for generations.
