Streamlight has announced their latest in lights with their new slim everyday carry flashlight the WEDGE.
Streamlight states “The WedgeTM is a high-performance EDC light, designed for clean pocket carry. Outfitted with an intuitive rotating thumb switch providing tactile control over the constant-on and THROTM (Temporarily Heightened Regulated Output) modes.
A waterproof USB-C port in the tail offers universal and convenient charging of the integrated lithium-ion battery.
Switchable pocket clip allows for concealed carry in either pocket.
Made of rugged anodized aluminum the WedgeTM balances durability with performance.”
KEY SPECIFICATIONS:
- Battery Type:Lithium Ion
- Battery Quantity:1
- Length:5.46 inches (13.87 centimeters)
- Weight:3.30 ounces (93.55 grams)
- Colors:Black
FEATURES:
- Features two lighting modes: Constant on and THRO™ (Temporarily Heightened Regulated Output) mode for maximum brightness
-300 lumens; 69m beam; runs 3 hours
-THRO™: 1,000 lumens; 110m beam; 35 second burst - Thin, ergonomic design fits comfortably in your hand and provides clean pocket carry
-Grooved for a sure grip - Rotatable switch with battery level indicator
- Deep carry pocket clip attaches on either side of light
- USB-C rechargeable
-Lithium polymer battery charges in 3 hours - Durable, anodized aluminum construction; tempered glass lens
- IPX7 waterproof to 1m; 1m impact resistance tested
- 5.46” (138.7 mm); 3.3 oz. (93.5g)
- Limited lifetime warranty
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