Do you have the fear that the flashlight you brought along to the wilderness will stop working after being, for some reason, frozen? Well, you can shake off that worry if you have the new HUNT XR Titanium Multi-light Mini Flashlight & Tool.
This latest evolution of the impossibly small, multi-function flashlight, HUNT X6, is made of titanium and engineered with an IPX6 waterproof rating, it’s tough and ready to brave the rain, mud, and other challenging conditions. Failing to serve is not an option. Plus, it is as tiny as its predecessors. Its small size allows it to be easily clipped to a keychain or slipped into a pocket, yet it offers enough brightness to handle a range of situations, from DIY projects to emergency navigation.
Equipped with five LED colors and 11 customizable light modes, this flashlight adapts to any scenario. Whether you need white light for visibility, red to preserve night vision or UV for specialized tasks, the HUNT XR delivers versatility at your fingertips. For those requiring signaling options, it also includes an SOS and beacon mode.
The integrated pry bar tail enhances its utility, allowing for quick adjustments and small tasks. Crafted from titanium, this mini tool is not only lightweight but also exceptionally strong, providing durability without adding unnecessary weight. Engineered with an IPX6 waterproof rating, it’s built to withstand rain, mud, and other challenging conditions.
It can be quickly recharged via the USB Type-C charging port which a power bank that you probably already have with you in the field could provide it the juice when required. And oh, did I mention that it is one hell of a handsome flashlight? Yes, it is. At least, it is to me.
If you are convinced that this little guy is for you, you may consider picking it up by pledging for a product in the HUNT XR campaign. The campaign, which will end in 5 days, lets you own one HUNT for 37% less at £49, or about 65 USD.
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