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Klarus Mi1C 600-Lumen Aluminum Flashlight

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Klarus Mi1C 600-Lumen Aluminum Flashlight

Name: Klarus Mi1C 600-Lumen Aluminum Flashlight
Brand: Klarus
SKU: klarus-mi1c-600-lumen-flashlight-collection
Price: 30 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.076923 (26 reviews)

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Product Description

It’ll fit wherever you need it—in your pocket, on your keychain, in the glove box, or in your desk—and it can shine a light brighter than you’d ever expect. Built with a CREE XP-L HI LED, the Klarus Mi1C delivers a remarkable 600 lumens (with the included 16340 battery) despite measuring just over 2 inches long Read More

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Beardy

Aug 22, 2019

This looks just like an Olight. Just a rebrand?

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Quadtodd

Aug 20, 2019

And where are the TI and CU models? From today's Drop email: "Made from your choice of aluminum, copper, or titanium, it’s impact resistant and IPX8 waterproof."

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PZev

Aug 18, 2019

What angle does this light shine at? What's the visibility range in complete darkness?

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sudeva

154

Aug 16, 2019

Anyone have experience with both this and the Nitecore EC11?

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Calaverasgrande

1486

Aug 15, 2019

I was going to clown on this. But that battery with the USB charging is too cute.

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RayF

22230

Aug 14, 2019

Just the flashlight then? No...attachments or anything?

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Phlooke

199

Aug 14, 2019

This actually seemed like a decent little edc light similar to many of my Olights until I noticed using either the 16340 battery (for high drain flashlights) with, and the CR123 /RCR123 that theres only a 10 lumen, a 45 lumen. And then the 600 lumen mode....I don't get why none of the lights on here can't do like a moonlight 5-10lm, a low 35lm, a medium 200-350lm, and then the high 600lm setting. Seems like there's just so much wasted potential as alot of the time using a light I don't want to use the highest setting and drain the battery in under an hour, but need to be able to have enough light so a car doesn't hit me (35 lumens is a decent amount of light but not when headlights coming 40 mph at you don't see them)