Maglite Mini Maglite Pro 2-AA Cell LED
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Best light that I own!!! I promise!!! Coolest little…
shenora1116
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $24 at Lowes
Summary
Best light that I own!!! I promise!!!
Pros
- Lightweight
- Durability and strength
- Bright light for a small torch
- Cheap
- Uses 2 standard AA
- Cool little belt pouch with it
- Extra bulbs are easy to find
- Good warranty
Cons
- Fits loose in the pouch it comes with
Coolest little light I own. After I took it with me for a weekend hike, it's the only one I bring. It's as tough as the classic Maglites, and as bright as the older larger cells.
Dropped a few times to see how it would hold up, and it did. Dunked it in the creek a few times, and it still works. I'm not saying swim with it, but if it gets wet... you're still good to go. It fits a little loose in the belt pouch it comes with, but I put some thin cordage on it and some apoxy... and it's snug as hell now.
I would tell anyone looking for a small lightweight flashlight to go with this small monster.
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