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The Dude wrote:For $30 you can get more than 150 lumens out of a small package these days.
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Abide.

No doubt. I have two of these. http://www.nebotools.com/prod_details.p ... subsubcid=" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
One in regular aluminum and one black one.

Although, I suspect if I run across this one with the clip and 250 lumens it will also follow me home.
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It looks like a fine light. The batteries are the only real drawback that I can see. Those batteries are expensive for one and they don't last very long for two. I do like the small size, though.

I like this little light. Another forum member turned me on to this a few months ago. It is a little bigger and heavier, but it runs on 3AA batteries much longer and throws out more light. I use it every morning and evening to let my dogs out and bring them in. I also use it any other time a flashlight is called for and I'm still running on the first set of batteries. Just for grins I tried a new set I've had when the first set dies and they're brighter, but not a whole lot.
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