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First introduced in 1988, this pocket-sized legend has been a trusted companion for generations.
Brightness
2 Lumens
Beam Distance
20 Meters
Peak Intensity
97 Candela
Water Resistance
IPX4
Runtime
3 Hours and 45 Minutes
Battery
1 AAA Battery Included
Some things never go out of style—like the Solitaire® Classic Flashlight. First introduced in 1988, this pocket-sized legend has been a trusted companion for generations. Whether clipped to your keychain, stashed in your glove box, or tucked into an emergency kit, it’s proof that simple, reliable craftsmanship never fades.
Light Source Incandescent
Drop Resistance 1 m
Weight with Batteries 0.8 oz
Dimensions 3.1875" x.5"
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Mag Instrument is a proud sponsor of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. 5% of gross retail sales from this product will be donated to NBCF.
Ideal for night walks, DIY tasks, or emergency use, it offers long-lasting performance you can count on.
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An icon of classic American design, and famous around the world for its performance and reliability.
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