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Closeouts. The compact size and 100-lumen output of the Wagan X-Treme Brite-Nite 5W flashlight make it a handy addition to evening walks, camping, hunting and boating, as well as being a great fit for glove boxes, toolboxes and emergency kits.
- Professional-grade aluminum housing for years of rugged use
- Sealed rubber on-off switch on base
- Comfortable rubber grip
- Wrist lanyard included
- 5-watt LED delivers 100 lumens of light
- Approximately 16-hour run-time on low setting
- Requires six AAA batteries (not included)
- Three light modes: High, Low and Strobe/Flashing
- Made in China
- Type: Hand Held
- Illumination type: LED
- Light output: 100 lumens
- Run time (Low): 16 hours
- Light modes: High/low/strobe
- Batteries: AAA
- Weight: 7.6 oz.
- Dimensions (LxDia) 7-1/2x1-3/4"
- Material: Aluminum housing with rubber grip
- Made in China
Average Rating (13 reviews)
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Reviewed by Jim (Retiree) from Collinwood, TN on Monday, May 06, 2013Found this to be a good value. Gives off enough light, and is constructed well (dropped a time or two and still working fine). Has held up better than some I've purchased at a higher cost. Run time pretty good. Item takes 6 AAAs, best bet to use rechargeable type.
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Reviewed by Handyman from Guam on Friday, March 22, 2013Out of the package, I thought this was going to be a really nice flashlight. Loaded the thing up with batteries and turned it on. Flashed on for one second and thereafter was just a faint glow. Why is STP still offering this?
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Reviewed by Flashlight fanatic! from AZ on Tuesday, March 05, 2013Yet another non-working unit….just like so many others have written here. Flashed for a brief millisecond first time, then only had very faint glow of LED "bulb". That's got to be a systemic problem with the design or manufacture of this flashlight, as that's a really weird type of failure. STP was great and sent a replacement pronto! Had me return bad unit so they could study it's failure…..although it's pretty dang easy to do that…let's start with it's made in C-H-I-N-A! Dissapointing to see STP still selling it MANY months after all these failures have been reported here. 2nd unit has worked for a few months now….we'll see how it goes, but it's certainly not a flashlight I'm depending on…it's just at bedside table to use in middle of night to go to BR. And it's aweful BIG for THAT purpose at 7.4" long. Too bad, as I really liked the rubber type grip on it and the overall design.
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Reviewed by Northshore from St. Paul, MN on Wednesday, February 27, 2013I bought four of these flashlights thinking I could ditch my old & more bulky Maglites. Two of them did not work at all. The next one lasted maybe a minute before burning out. The other stills works but, I do not trust it. I wish I would have taken the time to read the other reviews. Giving it one "star" is a stretch.
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Reviewed by Northshore from St. Paul, MN on Monday, February 25, 2013Bought four of these flashlights and two of them failed immediately!!
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Question “stupid question - how does the light setting work? brand new - put in batteries, it was bright with a slight strob and then it went to a low dim and now that is all it does. any suggestions??? I like the light but may have to return it...thanks”
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Answer Make sure the batteries are good and inserted into the flashlight correctly. Press the button once to turn it on and press and hold in for a couple of seconds to turn on the strobe mode make sure to hold the button in between modes.
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Question “real stupid question - how do the light settings work? started out strob and now it is dim, cant seem to get it to do much else. seems self explainable but no instructions.||thanks”
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Answer Make sure the batteries are good and inserted into the flashlight correctly. Press the button one to turn it on and press and hold in for a couple of seconds to turn on the strobe mode.
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