Keep a Low-lumen Flashlight for Emergencies

[fenix store]

We love powerful, high-lumen flashlights, but not every situation requires the brightest light.

For emergency situations, it's great to have a reliable source of light that doesn't require much power.

That's what's so great about the Fenix E-Star portable flashlight.

Powered by a low-discharge rechargeable battery (included) or a single AA battery, it produces up to 100 lumens of light.
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If the battery runs out, the E-Star can power up by pumping the built-in charging handle — so you'll never be without light in an emergency.​

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Don't get caught in the dark. Keep a Fenix E-Star in your glovebox and another one for your emergency kit, and you'll always be prepared!​

 

[busseguy]

Is it true that this will work even with the battery removed?

 

[thermal guy]

Yup. I have one. Pretty cool

 

[busseguy]

Yup. I have one. Pretty cool

Awesome Thank you!

I will definitely be picking one up then.

 

[Burgess]

Well I'll be Damned ! ! !


100 Lumens is now considered
a Low-Lumen light !



BOYYYY am I old !


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Edited to add: Okay, now I've read their sales article.

 

[Stress_Test]

Well I'll be Damned ! ! !


100 Lumens is now considered
a Low-Lumen light !



BOYYYY am I old !


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For real. I thought the same thing. When it said low-lumen emergency light I was thinking of the original E01 or similar.

The Surefire P60 incan lamp at 65 lumens was once considered "tactical" lighting for an EDC duty light!