- 【KEEP NIGHT VISION FOR NIGHT】 -- Used advanced R5 LED, emits 500 lumens powerful RED light which animal's vision is not sensitive to. Different from white-light flashlights – With higher concealment, you will get a clear vision at night and observe the natural behavior of animals from a distance without spooking them, will not ruin your night vision like white flashlights do, excellent for foggy, rainy days.
- 【SUPER BRIGHT HUNTING ILLUMINATOR】-- This redlight flashlight is very helpful for finding wild boar, coyotes, foxes, snakes and etc in the dark. Great for dusk and dawn in the woods or admiring the night sky. Also amazing for assisting with astronomy, aviation, night walks, paranormal investigations, turtle patrol duties, rescue outdoors, PC submarine game, military tactical, emergency car use and etc.
- 【ADJUSTABLE FOCUS LENS】-- Support to adjust the beam width according to night vision needs at different distances. Lens telescopic, zoom out and get the narrow beam to reach out further vision (clearly illuminated objects well past 164 yards); zoom in and get the floodlight to cover a larger area. One-handed operation makes it more convenient to searches or observations. Helps to supply better night vision in hunting, photography, camping, night fishing and caving adventure.
- 【USB RECHARGEABLE BATTERY POWERED】-- Powered by rechargeable battery (included, 3h runtime). Comes with USB charger, easily connect the charging cable to any USB device (within 5V/2A) like your power bank, laptop. Portable pocket size makes it convenient in tactical use. ★Recommendation: Charge the battery every two months when not in use, this will help preserve battery life. ★
- 【BETTER PRODUCTS AND GUARANTEE】-- The waterproof and drop-resistant aluminum alloy body ensure the torch can suitable for any weather and humid conditions. 【WARRANTY!】We stand strongly behind Your satisfaction. Any question will be solved if you contact DARKBEAM directly. We provide promptly support with 180-Day Money Back, Replacement & One Year Guarantee.
