Streamlight 88810 Wedge 300-Lumen Slim Everyday Carry Flashlight, Includes USB-C Cord, Lanyard, Box, Black
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Andrew Dean
> 24 hourIve bought 3 so far. 1 got stolen, other one lost, number 3 is here to stay (hopefully). As a mechanic, I remember a guy Id worked with had one, then a while later Matco truck came by, listing it for about $200?! Of course it had the Matco logo added on, but you could probably buy 2 on here, take it to a laser shop, and have them add the logo, and still save money... Anyways, I digress, I love this thing, streamlight has always been OP, itll usually last a work week depending on what im doing - obviously it being hand held its mostly inspection or quick jobs being held in my mouth (this thing is a joy to suck on btw, all techs do this so no need to be shy - it being so slim makes me feel much less sus than the meaty cylindrical rechargeable Streamlight, I save that type of girth for the weekends only). Only thing to keep in mind, it being meant more for pockets than shirts - scratching cars. Havent done it, but youve gotta remember its there because very easy to do.
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Joel Narez
> 24 hourFor a pocket flashlight, it fits pretty conveniently if you need some thing, fast and quick best choice ever
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Ronald Reu
> 24 hourNo cap on the charger hole which faces up while in your pocket but so far there hasnt been an issue. Very bright and doesnt take a lot of space in the pocket either.
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christina roberts
> 24 hourAt first I thought it was great. After one year, not so much. The battery drains pretty quick and takes extremely long to fully charge. There is no indication of battery life. The casing is not ideal, it’s a smooth metal that gets beat up easily and has no grip or magnet. For $90 I expect long battery life with some sort of indicator. Some sort of ruggedness. And it should charge at a normal rate and not take 6 hours.
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William
> 24 hourif you like to clip your flashlight to your front pocket...this is the one to get. Clip can be reversed with the wrench they supply. They have employed the Kiss system with just 2 light settings on a rotary switch. Great battery life ...does what you want with out a bunch of settings you dont need. Every light has a cost for what they offer and this one fits the bill for ease of carry and simplicity & light output!
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Gage Arnold
> 24 hourHigh quality. Bright light. Good on/off switch. Small enough for EDC.
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Prof. Walton Kirlin III
> 24 hourIt was just a little to box for my EDC. I returned it and bought a smaller light for my pocket carry.
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Brent A. Diaz
> 24 hourIt’s a great light, wish It had a more focused light beam. It’s very broad, good in close quarters but not if you need focused lighting. Perfect for mechanic work, around the house or in a tactical bag. I carry it daily. Would be great for police, EMT and firefighters. It’s that reliable.
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Will
> 24 hourHave been using one in a shipyard environment for years now. It has been dropped into bilge water for 30 minutes before I was able to fish it out and it stayed on the entire time, no issues at all, just dried it off and kept going. I tend hold it my teeth when working with two hands and the charging port can get a bit slobbery but this has never affected it. I am attached to this light now and will be buying extras incase my current ol faithful ever bites the dust.
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greg
> 24 hourI bought this cuz I wanted a light that lays flat clipped into my pocket. It does that. Wish it was just a little shorter though. It’s bright but the light is a flood style vs. a more directed/pinpointed beam. Not a big fan but it does the job generally speaking. The switch is alitte weird but again it does what it’s suppose to. Sooo “generally” speaking it’s a decent piece of kit for edc, but the Surefire version might be better. Not sure haven’t tired it.