Victorinox 4.8 Watt LED Flashlight - '08 Closeout at REI-OUTLET.com

The Victorinox 4.8 Watt LED flashlight fits easily in a jacket or pack pocket and provides effective illumination to 225 feet.

Flashlight features an optically enhanced reflector which marries spot lighting capability with balanced peripheral illumination
Provides signalling capability to 2 miles
Electronic circuitry advancements ensure light does not dim during the lifetime of the batteries
LEDs are nearly indestructible and greatly extend battery life
Shockproof, water-resistant machined aluminum body features a knurled surface for a nonslip grip
Comes with 2 AA batteries
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Made in USA.

Item 792764

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Victorinox 4.8 Watt LED Flashlight - '08 Closeout Specs

Specification	Description
Bulb type	LED
Weight with batteries	5.3 ounces
Dimensions	5.5 x 1 inches
Brightness levels	1
Beam type	Fixed
Strobes	No
Regulated output	No
Battery life at 70 degrees	Unavailable
Battery life at 0 degrees	Unavailable
Half life brightness (70 deg)	Unavailable
Half life brightness (0 deg)	Unavailable
Batteries	2 AA
Material	Aluminum

Victorinox 4.8 Watt LED Flashlight - '08 Closeout Customer Reviews

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Victorinox 4.8 Watt LED Flashlight - '08 Closeout

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Oct

23

2009

4.0

A good LED flashlight

By layers

from California Bay Area

About Me Casual Adventurer

Pros

Bright
Durable

Cons

No Beam Adjustment

Best Uses

All for a simple 2AA lite
Cycling headlamp

Comments about Victorinox 4.8 Watt LED Flashlight - '08 Closeout:

This is a good, lightweight 2-AA LED flashlight; just on-off. Note: the battery polarity is counter-intuitive. Compared to a Gerber LX 1.0 (1 Watt Luxeon LED) the light output is as high or a little better (visual photometry only), the beam is nice but not very broad. But the Gerber has a heavy aluminum housing; this Victorinox has plastic endcaps and is much smaller and lighter but still appears well made. I do not know where the "4.8 Watt" rating comes from, unless that is the power into the inverter to raise the battery voltage to LED levels and maintain it there. I assume that the Gerber has 1.0 Watts into the LED, with fresh batteries.