Commando Light11-in-1 Emergency Multi-Tool LED Flashlight
R169
About
Always feel safe and prepared in case of emergencies with this 11-in-1 Multi-Tool LED Flashlight. This versatile and feature-packed multi-tool light offers you all the essentials tools you may need like a flashlight with a zoom lens and strobe setting, glass hammer, knife, and seat belt cutter. Keep one in your glove compartment, another one in your utility drawer at home, and you’ll always be ready for the unexpected Durable and compact, this multi-functional light is not only great for an emergency but also conventional activities like camping and hiking!
This light is loaded with essential tools and features for emergency situations, yet is compact to easily fit in your car, truck, or boat. In addition to using for emergencies, the 11 tools in the flashlight are also ideal to take along with you camping, hunting, hiking and traveling. This tool is convenient you have all the tools in one place this helps to improve the ease access when you need it!
The multitool light utilizes LED technology to provide you with peace of mind knowing that your light is designed to last longer. The LED flashlight with a zoom option also features both high and low brightness settings and a strobe setting in case of emergency.
A must-have in your car and at your house.
Product Features
- Essential in case of emergencies
- Energy-efficient torch
- Knife
- Bottle Opener
- Flat Head Screwdriver with file
- Double HEX. Wrench
- Fish Hook Remover with fish scaler
- Scissors
- Phillips Screwdriver
- Saw
- Uses 3 AAA Batteries (Not Included)
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