AUKEY LT-SET5 Flashlight
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If you're looking for a solid entry-level LED flashlight for your everyday carry, today's the day. This deal from AUKEY lets you grab two LT-SET5 LED flashlights for less than 10 bucks. And unlike most flashlights you can find at this price, it deserves some attention thanks to its capable output, versatile optics, and all-around resistance.
The LT-SET5 is a compact LED flashlight that puts out a max of 70 lumens on its highest setting. With its zoom slider you can focus that beam out to 164 feet or spread it out over a wider angle. It also has a battery saver low output mode and a strobe for emergency situations. A simple half press on the power switch lets you cycle through these modes with ease. It's powered by a single AA battery, which is easy to find and replace when needed. Because of that, this light won't take up too much bulk in your pockets. It weighs only 2.3 ounces and measures about 3.9 inches in length. Also, unlike most lights at this price point, the AUKEY features IPX4 water resistance. That along with its solid aluminum alloy construction make it a light you can take with you everyday.
Two is one and one is none. With this deal you can ensure you have more than one flashlight for the task at hand when you need it. And even if you have a better EDC flashlight of your own, you can still pick these up as a spare. Throw them into your daybag, vehicle trunk, or emergency bug out bag. You can use the coupon code EL75HD47 at checkout to grab a set of two for $8.99 from Amazon at the link below.
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