Princeton Tec Rage

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The Rage is a flashlight made by Princeton Tec. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Campmor:
"A perfect all purpose light for both recreational and household use. Waterproof to 500 feet. Focused wide beam. 2 watt xenon bulb. Runs 2-3 hours on 4AAA batteries (included) Wt. 2.5 oz with batteries."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"For those who need a bigger, longer blast of light, the Princeton Tec Rage is the perfect item. The addition of 2 extra AAA batteries provides twice the light output of the popular Blast. Ita s the perfect waterproof light for around the house and recreational activities."

From Vargo Outdoors:
"The addition of 2 AAA batteries provides twice the light output of the popular Blast. The perfect all-purpose light for both recreational and household uses and maintains waterproof integrity to 1000 feet. Runs on 4 AAA alkaline batteries 2 watts power 2-3 hour burn time with Xenon bulb. Clam packed with batteries and split ring. Weighs 2.5oz with batteries."

From EMS:
"Built to meet UL standards for use in hazardous locations, the ultrabright Rage features a nonconductive Lexan body. Perfect for home improvements, auto repair, and potentially explosive environments. Lexan body is incredibly impact resistant. High-output xenon bulb. Prefocused optical-grade reflector. Burn time: 1.25 hours, continuous. Batteries: 4 AAA, included. Length: 4.75 inches."

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Rage
Reviewed by Zach Smith Monaco69@gmail.com, Feb 06, 2005

"Okay, now I technically don't own this light, I own an Attitude (its led brother). I have the Rage bulb assembly and the Attitude body, which is the same body as the Rage's. I use the led assembly for long run time and close up (5 lumens 30 ft or closer) and the Rage assembly for longer applications (48 lumens 10 ft to 300 ft)."

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