Acebeam Pokelit AA Orange – 550 Lumen USB-C Rechargeable EDC Flashlight | Nichia 219F CRI90 LED Stainless Each peg also comes with GTNano-Pro-3.0-Polished-Ti

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Acebeam Pokelit AA Orange – 550 Lumen USB C Rechargeable EDC Flashlight Nichia 219F CRI90 LED Stainless Each peg also comes with GTNano Pro 3.0 Polished Ti Each peg also comes with reflective cord and a luminescent pull tab to help you extract the peg when you break camp  By loosen and tighten the head to switch between five output mode lowest for longest runtime at 5 lumens Max Output: 550 lumens 849 cd Battery Options 1x USB C 14500 Li ion (included) • AA Alkaline NiMH Runtime Up to 9 days (AA low mode) Brightness Levels Ultra Low • Low • Medium • High + Memory Recall Switch Tail Switch (one handed operation) Clip Stainless Steel Dual Direction Pocket Clip Body Material AL6061 T6 Aluminum • HAIII Hard Anodized Finish Waterproof Rating IP68 (2m submersible) Dimensions 94

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