Coleman Cree XLamp XR-E LED Flashlight, 2 CR2

I have quite a flashlight collection....despite my wife’s objections! I have costly Surefire FLs I paid in excess of $100 for and other quality "tactical" FLs. I saw this one in the Wal-Mart aisle and thought I'd give it a try. WOW! Was I impressed. For $25 it is EXTREMELY bright (in case you don't know, 115 lumens will temp blind you if you blip yourself in the eye with the beam) This is a great tool for the glove box, or daily carry in your pocket. VERY small and light weight. Only down side is unusual batteries. But they can be located cheaply on-line for $1 each. Good for CCW holders for target ID. Just a thought. Buy this light with confidence...cause easysixonezero says so! Cheers!

I am a professional home inspector by trade and I am extremely busy averaging 60 inspections a month and I needed to loose the old standard huge million candle power Qbeam type light. It's hard to climb a ladder to look into an attic with digitail camera, infrared camera and a big light. I bought 2 surefire sixty dollar lights and man were they bright, but very expensive. I lost those two somewhere. I saw these lights at WalMart for $25, so I bought one and compared it with every light that I had in my trucks and tool bags and it was the brightest of them all. It fits in you back pocket, shirt pocket and in your mouth. My work is so much easier and faster, I went back and bought 6 more for standby. The original flashight needs batteries finally after 3 months. You should buy at least 2 of these maybe 3.