Dorcy 55 Lumen Floating Waterproof LED Flashlight with Carabineer Clip Dorcy, Green (41-2512)

Very good budget light, so far well worth far more than the price it sells at. I have had the Dorcy 41-2510 and was very happy with that flashlight, but needed one for my dad and a small backyard. I have a more expensive flashlight that is also rated at 32 lumens and it throws a tighter beam and this flashlight has a wider "disk" of light with surrounding dimmer rings, giving the appearance that this flashlight is much brighter. Good light for outside. Haven't tested this light's water-resistant abilities, but I have had other Dorcy flashlights and they never had a problem in the rain. The on/off button has a very easy action, so if you are looking for a flashlight for someone who as some arthritis, I think that this would be a good flashlight for them.

Works Great and and the belt clip is a plus

Already have a dozen or so. My parents, my kids, all over the house. They were all yellow body and advertised 55 lumens. This came in a retail package and the package says 32 lumens. Brightness is the same, so I guess the others were also about 30 lumens. The cartridge style battery holder is still the best I've come across and using 3 aa batteries. One in garage is smeared with grease from my car repairs. Little plastic button switch cover can deteriorate and interfere with on/off function. Remove the cover and switch is fine.

Only as bright as advertised. Nice compact light for tight quarters. Tent, camper ir car. Not a great security light but it didn’t claim to be. Bought one for a homeless person who is living in a van. She loves it.

I purchased many different styles of Dorcy flashlights. They are all well-designed, easy to hold, and very durable. Love the rubberized grips, brightness, and ease in replacing batteries. Won’t buy any other brand.

Durable. Long lasting. Floats. Had one for several years, with batteries in place. Never leaks or corrodes. I bought a lot of the cheaper chinese made 9-10 dollar flashlights, they corrode from the inside if batteries are kept in them too long. For a few dollars more, this is a lot more durable, sturdy, and better quality light

Worked great for a few months, but the first time it was used in water the seal failed. Was able to empty water from the battery department, but the lens is full of orange water and it won't come out.

I bought this on recommendation for a toddler flashlight. It’s still way too bright for a toddler.

works ok