Can anyone tell me the physical size of this flashlight? And does it feel heavy?. Thank you!
1299528
It's about 10 inches long. Close to a foot. It's very lightweight. Feels lighter than a standard pair of handcuffs.
1299529
It's about 10 inches long and feels like a medium size flashlight to carry. This is my second device as the first one did not work properly. The second one has the same problem as the first, the light does not work. I carry it while walking my dogs in case we are attacked by dogs running lose. Luckily, I have not had the opportunity to use it. So I can not testify to how well it operates.
1299530
It's about 8" in length and feels sturdy, but not heavy to the point of being cumbersome or clunky.
1299531
Is not really heavy at all. It feels lighter than a 16oz water bottle. And its fairly large at 10 inches.
482098
It's about the weight of a flashlight with two D cell batteries in it. Ha, ha. Maybe around 2 lbs.
1619657
Mine never worked right. I should have returned it but it was cheap and I was lazy. I don't the flashlight anymore to measure it.
319468
No, it's 5 3/4 inches long. does it say 9??? it is a great light though. used it for hunting so far, walked my way out of the woods with it. very bright, couple of settings and comes with a spare battery and charger. solid construction, nice weight, really like it.recommend this light, going to probably buy another one for myself.
1592366
This flashlight has a 275 degree spread without the use of the zoomed in feature. It will illuminate my whole front yard out to 100 ft LIKE IT IS DAYLIGHT in TOTAL DARKNESS. YES.Zoomed in it is around 3 degrees +/- on axis...Meaning 3 degrees above and below 90 degree angle= 6 degrees TOTAL @ FULL ZOOM...It looks light a "Light Saber" from Star Wars and it good for spotlighting a bear at 100 ft (pretty much JUST the bear, mind you, everything else is UN-illuminated) and good for 200 ft at full zoom. Really COOL! Eats batteries. Get the 2x 3.7 volt Lithium-Ion w/charger. Use it like a sniper (short bursts) and carry a spare...You'll be happy! This flashlight has a 275 degree spread without the use of the zoomed in feature. It will illuminate my whole front yard out to 100 ft LIKE IT IS DAYLIGHT in TOTAL DARKNESS. YES.Zoomed in it is around 3 degrees +/- on axis...Meaning 3 degrees above and below 90 degree angle= 6 degrees TOTAL @ FULL ZOOM...It looks light a "Light Saber" from Star Wars and it good for spotlighting a bear at 100 ft (pretty much JUST the bear, mind you, everything else is UN-illuminated) and good for 200 ft at full zoom. Really COOL! Eats batteries. Get the 2x 3.7 volt Lithium-Ion w/charger. Use... » Read More This flashlight has a 275 degree spread without the use of the zoomed in feature. It will illuminate my whole front yard out to 100 ft LIKE IT IS DAYLIGHT in TOTAL DARKNESS. YES.Zoomed in it is around 3 degrees +/- on axis...Meaning 3 degrees above and below 90 degree angle= 6 degrees TOTAL @ FULL ZOOM...It looks light a "Light Saber" from Star Wars and it good for spotlighting a bear at 100 ft (pretty much JUST the bear, mind you, everything else is UN-illuminated) and good for 200 ft at full zoom. Really COOL! Eats batteries. Get the 2x 3.7 volt Lithium-Ion w/charger. Use it like a sniper (short bursts) and carry a spare...You'll be happy! « Show Less
1119049
As previously stated above. But, I think you could search online and find a holder or carrying case that would strap to your belt if you wanted to carry it on your person. Or have a leather smith, which is what I was contemplating, and have a custom carrier made for it. I have carried a lot of different flashlights over the years that come with a light canvas/web type holder and have had each one wear through eventually from everyday use.
256457
No, 18650 battery is too big for it. The flashlight is Powered by: 1 x AA / 1 x 14500 3.6v Battery (NOT Included) as advertised. If you need 14500 battery, please search B00FYMPSGA.
223486
No it isn't correct at all. It's 8 inches long and at it's widest point it's a little over 2 inches wide. They do make bigger ones, but this isn't one of them. It's just flashlight size.
2159911
It is about 4.5" long (117mm) in its shortest position and extends to about 5" long (130mm) at its longest length. The widest diameter of the flashlight is about 1 1/8" (28mm).
1727376
If you always use your Maglite Mini LED flashlight in the tightest spot mode, then you probably will NOT like this Victorinox LED flashlight - its beam is much wider without a well-defined bright spot. I'll upload a beam shot (to the Customer Images section) when I got a chance. [Update a few hours later] I just uploaded the comparison beam shots. The difference is even more dramatic than I expected.
612031
Sorry, I dont know the answer to that question. I really like the flashlight. It has all the power and brightness I could want.
1644756
It doesn't feel soft. If you're looking for something soft, look for something that has latex-type material. This one is plastic, imagine something like a flashlight!
91000
That's kinda relative, how dark is it, Water Vis, ..I used it in Crystal Clear Water, a natural Spring. I would say at 20ft it probably had a 5 - 10 ft radius, fairly Narrow, sort of like a regular flashlight at home.
1127791
Don't no the exacted weight but I would say about a pd or so. I wouldn't recommend this light. The lighting isn't very good at all . I have got two different makeup mirrors in the last Month and don't like either. Better luck to you. I am having a very hard time sending them back.
1916492
I used a dial caliper to measure the outside diameter of the tube at it's longest and smallest diameter. It is 1.3" (33mm). If you have access to a machine shop, you could machine custom rings? The 7-LED head is 2.45" in diameter so, if you had clearance, it would be OK. The length is 12.3" end to end. However, the flashlight itself would add (at least) the weight of a large scope, making the overall weight of the weapon heavier from a tactical carry standpoint. From a practical perspective, I would not mount this flashlight directly to a rifle. You also may have shock damage issues from recoil, because it is not designed for that purpose. I used a dial caliper to measure the outside diameter of the tube at it's longest and smallest diameter. It is 1.3" (33mm). If you have access to a machine shop, you could machine custom rings? The 7-LED head is 2.45" in diameter so, if you had clearance, it would be OK. The length is 12.3" end to end. However, the flashlight itself would add (at least) the weight of a large scope, making the overall weight of the weapon heavier from a tactical carry standpoint. From a practical perspective, I would not mount this flashlight directly to a rifle. You also may have shock damage... » Read More I used a dial caliper to measure the outside diameter of the tube at it's longest and smallest diameter. It is 1.3" (33mm). If you have access to a machine shop, you could machine custom rings? The 7-LED head is 2.45" in diameter so, if you had clearance, it would be OK. The length is 12.3" end to end. However, the flashlight itself would add (at least) the weight of a large scope, making the overall weight of the weapon heavier from a tactical carry standpoint. From a practical perspective, I would not mount this flashlight directly to a rifle. You also may have shock damage issues from recoil, because it is not designed for that purpose. « Show Less
967723
Sorry to hear about the problems you encountered. I've had no problems with mine since I purchased it. Seems like you received two defective flashlights. Suggest you request replacements or a refund from the company. I have no other suggestions as to what's causing those problems.
1915646
More like 500. It's a really good flashlight for 6 bucks. Aluminum and very bright for being so small. Use it at work everyday. Brighter than most of my fellow maintenance technician big huge lights. Definitely grab yourself one