| The AMAZING 95 LED Aluminum Flashlight |  | Brand: SE
List Price: $29.95
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Rating:  37 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 16.9 x 6.5 x 1.7
UPC: 706569049275
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Product Description
*Absolutely ASTOUNDING amount of light from a hand-held flashlight!*95 super-bright LED generate massive flood of brilliant white light; 100,000-hr life LEDs*High battery-efficiency from advanced LED technology; lights for hours on 3 D-cell (not incl)*Rugged & durable aircraft aluminum body, weather-resistant silicone seals, textured grip*Positive-action switch prevents accidental battery drain, convenient barrel positionThe most powerful hand-held flashlight we've ever tested - like holding a search light in your hand! Super-bright LED produce less heat than incandescent bulbs for excellent battery efficiency and last up to 100,000 hours. Finely-constructed weather resistant aluminum barrel and lamp-head with acrylic lens cover stand up to rough treatment; Titanium finish. Convenient positive-action (click on/click off) thumb switch prevents light from coming on inadvertently and draining batteries. Overall dimensions: 12-1/2" length, 1-1/2" barrel-diameter, 3" lamp-head diameter; weight 1.9 lbs with 3-D batteries (not included), 1.1 lbs without batteries.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 37
 Holy moly! December 30, 2007
Brent Scott (Columbia, MD USA)
23 out of 26 found this review helpful
Wow, this thing is phenomenal. Seems to be a pretty solid piece, built like a Mag-Lite, but despite O-rings at the tail cap and for the head piece itself, the switch and bezel are NOT sealed so don't think you can let it get more than a splash.
As for performance, egads! Astoundingly bright for its size, you don't want to get hit in the face with the beam lest it seem like you're staring through a shower drain grate wherever you go for a couple of minutes afterward. No problem illuminating street signs and license plates several doors down the street, and the beam has a pretty useful spread for your typical flashlight duties. It's both a spot and a flood at the same time, not adjustable like a Mag, but no need.
Yeah, it's a bit on the pricey side, but it's worth every penny both for the novelty (it's quite a conversation piece) and utility. Best gift I got for the holidays, hands down.
AceAl September 28, 2008
J. Rothenburg
8 out of 9 found this review helpful
I have every light made. 3,000,000 watts down to night lights. I have many led light of all sizes and this is the coolest. Great output but wide( which I wanted. I have lasers too. This lights up the woods or your house with the whitest brightest light I Have seen.
Bright Light June 19, 2008
J. R. Bauer
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
This is a good flashlight. I have several small LED flashlights, and, while they serve their purposes, I had no real "workhorse". Like most do-it-yourself homeowners, most of the repairs I make are done upside-down and in the dark -- under the house or under the sink or under the car. That's where having enough light really matters, and that's where a bright LED flashlight really shines.
The form-factor of this particular flashlight is not ideal for my purposes -- I'd like something that I could set somewhere and aim -- but other than that, I'm completely satisfied with it.
Awesomely bright and handy. August 28, 2008
William Adams
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
It was a little expensive, but the Kahuna really puts out the light! I live in a rural area, and found that the light is not only bright, but reaches far like the typical D-cell Mag lights. A great choice...
The more LED's the more I love it May 17, 2008
Christopher W. Size (Marana, AZ)
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
This light lives up to its name for me....95 LED's wow. The only thing is it experiences the same flicker at times that the flashlights with 21 or 35 LED's do....it has to do with the batteries moving around. If you pull the spring out some in the back of the flahslight it puts more pressure on the batteries thus holding them better in place stopping the flickering. I think....this is only me thinking it has to do when the batteries move it must somehow change the current going to the led's and makes it flicker or blink in some cases.....this is just my thought. Putting more pressure on the batteries stops them from moving and the blinking or flickering goes completely away. I love it....more LED's please.
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