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Light your way with this bright, compact aluminum flashlight. It has an anodized aluminum body and is water and shock resistant. The flashlight features 9 LED lights and only requires 3 AAA batteries. Battery life lasts for 20 hours. The LED lights last for 100,000 hours. Batteries are included. California Prop-65 required warning: This product and/or its packaging contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. DISCLAIMER: Only California law requires that this warning be given to the consumer. This warning is only required by the State of California and is not based on this product or its packaging causing exposure to hazardous chemicals over those allowed by any law or statute. Again this law is NOT based on exposure, it is based on content, even when the content is in full compliance with safety standards set by the Federal Government. There are NO regulated chemicals used in this products in a way to create an hazard to the public. We are sorry for any confusion or concern regarding this warning that may have caused.
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Great flashlight for low use
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You can not go wrong with buying this flashlight for 5 [...]. The package comes with batteries!!! I bought a couple and threw them in the glove box of each of the cars in our household.
The flashlight is very bright and I hope the battery consumption is pretty good.
Yes, the flashlight does "act up" sometimes. The one I use for work I have to sometimes mess around with the switch.
The packaging mentions that the product contains lead. Take that information as you want.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-11-29
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Piece of CRAP
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Very cheap, I dropped it and now it only works half the time when I shake it around. Nice and bright, just don't drop it!!!
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-11-26
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Ted Bell- Hawke
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Really enjoyed the book. This is the first in a series
with a central character. I always describe Hawke as a
" rich Mitch Rapp". Ted Bell writes a good thriller.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-11-25
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Another piece of crap made in china
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The appearance is nice but the light started randomly dimming and coming back on - I suspect is an imperfect contact - in less than one month after getting it.
Beware - you'll get what you pay for (another chinese piece of crap).
I'd save the money and get something like Maglite (made in USA). I have two of those and have been worked perfect!
Rating:
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-11-21
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Defective
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I thought I would take a chance and get one that doesn't have the spotty on/off problem so many others have reported. No such luck. It doesn't turn on when you click it. If you reseat the battery, or jiggle it around, it will eventually turn on and work, but when you need a flashlight, you need a flashlight, not one five minutes later.
A consistent design flaw or poor construction process.
On the plus side, it looks great, and when it works, it works well. I gave it to my 4-year old and bought a Smith and Wesson 28 light LED flashlight.
Rating:
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-11-15
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