G25 83 Lumen LED Flashlight

It's not your bug-out flashlight for sure but you didn't pay the bug out price it fits perfectly in your pocket it's well bright enough two double a batteries press button on the back end is not easily depressed there for you don't turn your light on accidentally all in all great flashlight. Second one I bought only because the first one got stolen

I was looking for a light that was not too bright but not too dim for the purpose of performing inspections. I bumped into this at the near by military clothing store and decided that this light would suffice. This light only requires 2 AA batteries which are accessible and inexpensive. The light has a wide flood type beam with a solid center, the flood doesn't seem to be even but then again it can't be perfect especially when it has 3 led bulbs turned on simultaneously, clickie isn't too hard but not too soft to where it can be turned on easily at least based on my experience so far after carrying it in my pocket for 3 weeks now, I had a small streamlight flashlight which turns on sometimes in my pocket while at work it's a little embarrassing when someone tells me my light is on in my pocket . Light is thin but a little long, but has never burdened me so far. This is a good light for work feels solid dropped it a few times which ended up with a small chip on the bottom of the light but still works fine. Only thing I would like is for coast to provide a holster like led lenser does and also there should be a momentary on not momentary off (when light is on press clickie but not all the way and the light turns off) but other than that I like it and it does the job. Summary: Pros: 2 AA batteries Not too bright not too dim Solid feeling price doesn't break your wallet Cons: Needs momentary on mode not momentary off

This is new to replace one that is very similar by Coast. (The old one fell off a counter and stopped working, though it was several years old.) They light is very bright, and it is good size for a portable light.

A good flashlight

It's very bright and gets a lot of use before I need to recharge the batteries in it. I use this everywhere around the house and garage. I also keep one in the car's emergency kit. Before this I always used a AA Maglite flashlight, which I know was not LED, so it's like comparing apples to oranges. But to move to this Coast flashlight is cheaper and stays brighter longer, and uses the same 2 AA batteries.

This is a nice little water resistant flashlight that puts out decent light and has a body made from typical aircraft aluminum. It has just one mode... on... and puts out light that seems equivalent to other 75 lumen flashlights that we have. Not a tactical light, but will easily get you down the sidewalk at night time. The light is driven by two AA batteries. The on/off push button is located on the end cap, and the end cap seals well to the flashlight body via a rubber o-ring. The flashlight is about 6 inches long and 1 inch in diameter at the lens, while weighing in at about 3 ounces with the two AA batteries installed. Nice little light for your car's glove box or center console. Recommended Go for it.

The product is as it is, but probably the worst light output I've seen in a flashlight ever. Using 14500 batteries improved it tremendously but it started to cook, so I went back to AA. Will holster it for emergency situations, but it'd definitely be the lowest teir. Update.. flashlight failed. Don't use lithium ion battery with it. 3.8v too not even over charged. I've had Walmart $1 led lights hold up better.

I ordered this flashlight because I have a Coast G20 flashlight with an amazing evenly lit beam, thanks to a lens on the front. I assumed this would have an equally nice beam, since it had nearly the same description and reviews as the G20, as far as I could tell. It didn't. Not even a clear cover over the bulbs. Is it bright? Sure. Is it worth $25? Probably not. I'll be returning mine. I very highly recommend the G20, though, it's my go-to flashlight for everything.