The Techlite Lumen Master multi-mode LED flashlight can be found at most Costco locations in a 2 pack for about ( if it's on coupon). It seems well built with good QA in manufacturing (I bought 4 and compared them). While the 160 lumen beam is bright there are some artifacts, but I've seen far worse (my old incandescent mag light for instance, which cost twice as much). With 3 modes (low, high, and strobe), a low battery indicator, and an electronic optimizer for constant output, this is way more flashlight than the low price suggests. The Techlite Lumen Master is marketed as a "tactical" light, and while I'm not remotely an expert on lights, let alone tactical lights, I can imagine this as an effective defensive tool... maybe. Regardless, for camping, hiking, household use, emergency kit use, and many other applications, I think this is an excellent light for the money. I'd buy 4 more in a heartbeat.
Techlite Lumen Master: Tactical Light... Lite.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Techlite Lumen Master: Tactical Light... Lite. Video Clips. Duration : 9.38 Mins.
The Techlite Lumen Master multi-mode LED flashlight can be found at most Costco locations in a 2 pack for about ( if it's on coupon). It seems well built with good QA in manufacturing (I bought 4 and compared them). While the 160 lumen beam is bright there are some artifacts, but I've seen far worse (my old incandescent mag light for instance, which cost twice as much). With 3 modes (low, high, and strobe), a low battery indicator, and an electronic optimizer for constant output, this is way more flashlight than the low price suggests. The Techlite Lumen Master is marketed as a "tactical" light, and while I'm not remotely an expert on lights, let alone tactical lights, I can imagine this as an effective defensive tool... maybe. Regardless, for camping, hiking, household use, emergency kit use, and many other applications, I think this is an excellent light for the money. I'd buy 4 more in a heartbeat.
The Techlite Lumen Master multi-mode LED flashlight can be found at most Costco locations in a 2 pack for about ( if it's on coupon). It seems well built with good QA in manufacturing (I bought 4 and compared them). While the 160 lumen beam is bright there are some artifacts, but I've seen far worse (my old incandescent mag light for instance, which cost twice as much). With 3 modes (low, high, and strobe), a low battery indicator, and an electronic optimizer for constant output, this is way more flashlight than the low price suggests. The Techlite Lumen Master is marketed as a "tactical" light, and while I'm not remotely an expert on lights, let alone tactical lights, I can imagine this as an effective defensive tool... maybe. Regardless, for camping, hiking, household use, emergency kit use, and many other applications, I think this is an excellent light for the money. I'd buy 4 more in a heartbeat.
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