NSR-2522RM Flashlight, Red

This is a great flashlight! It is solid, well built, and easy to find. I work in residential HVAC and I am constantly using flashlights during the course of my day in attics, basements, and sometimes, even outside. I kept using cheap flashlights that I only paid $5-$15 for. After going through three flashlights in a month, I was getting really frustrated. One of my coworkers recommended Nightstick to me. His flashlight was the intrinsically safe version. I bought this one due to the magnets. Man, was it a good purchase! The flashlight has held up to being dropped, banged around (quite extensively as it hangs off of my pocket), kicked, tossed, and even rained on. Everything on the ratings card is correct! I love the belt clip on this thing. If I could hang every tool I own off of me feasibly, I would. I hang the flashlight off of my right hip pocket most of the time. The clip is strong, robust, and solid. The clip takes most of the abuse as it is banged around clipped onto my pocket. I have had it for a month and a half now, and I have not noticed any stress marks or cracks. I have also used the clip to hang it off of my shirt in conjunction with the flood light. The magnets. The magnets are awesome! If there is metal nearby that I can stick my flashlight to, I will. The magnets are strong. I can pick up my keys with the magnet. My key ring weighs about 1/2 a pound. The magnets are more than ample enough to hold the weight of the flashlight. They are strong, easily hold the flashlight up even when only half of the magnet is being used, and they stay in their place on the flashlight. I have owned other flashlights that have had the magnets come out of their place, but not so with these! The brightness is another big thing. I end up using the flood light for most of my work because the focused beam on contactors that close ends up washing out what I am trying to see. I have used the flood light attached to my shirt and attached to steel rafters and it casts a great flood that is very wide. The flood is designed for close viewing, roughly 6 ft away tops. The focused beam I have used in commercial jobs where I am trying to find units above drop ceilings and I am looking sometimes hundreds of feet. So far, in a dark area, I have seen the spot of the light up to 250 ft. The only downside to this flashlight is the battery life. You only get about 8-9 hours on a set of batteries. However, that is better than the Surefire light I was going to buy that was only 65 lumens, lasted 1.5 hours and used the more expensive CR123a batteries! Overall, this is an awesome flashlight. It is well-built, strong, bright, and economically priced. If this one ever breaks, I'll buy another one in a heartbeat!

Tuff light... Have used it over a few years now, and the bulb is good still. Main beam is nice and bright, and the path light is great. Also able to use the magnet to stick it over a work area and have a great light source. No strobe or low mode just on and off which is what most of us want. Uses 3 cheap AA batteries that most people and companies have around. I only use it sparingly through out the day, but I carry it on my hip everywhere. I was worried about the plastic belt clip breaking and falling into our machinery, but so far it has taken some pretty good hits and snags and is still holding strong. Almost impossible to have it fall off your belt (has never happen to me). Excellent light would buy one again, and have given one as a gift. Improvements? Maybe a brighter main beam, metal body, or maybe a little lighter. You will not get all of these improvements together. I liked it so much I bought one of their rechargeable work lights with a magnetic base. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N6WEXY3/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Best flashlight for the money. The company I work for gives us these lights for work in attics and crawl spaces. I purchase them to use at home and use for gifts. The lights are very bright and last a few months with heavy use. I have one at home that I have used for over a year on the original batteries. Having AA is also an advantage. I can always find them when I need them. The magnets are strong, it can easily hold the weight of the flashlight. I usually stick the flashlight on a nail in the rafters when I'm working in the attic. Overall this is a great light to use at work, home, or keep in the glove box of your car. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a easy to use and durable flashlight.

I wanted a light to keep in my work van for quick, no-big-deal use. I've got a 3-cell maglite under the seat for those encounters that probably won't happen, a reasonably powerful spotlight for finding addresses or lost dogs in the dark, and a headlamp for extensive work or hiking. They're great, and worth it. But 80% of the time, those are way too big or small, not real fast to store or pull out, and just a little much for regular life. This light is just right for regular life. It's small enough to store easily, but not so small (like mini lights) that it can fit *anywhere*, like those great AA and AAA lights. Their convenience means that I tuck them into whatever bag or pocket or toolbox is handy, and can't find them again. The magnet is not impressively strong, but it holds the light in place. Plenty of light, no blinding anyone, and so far it'ssurviving drops to the pavement, etc. Also: orange makes it easy for me to find, and also to notice that it's not in its usual place in the cab.

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