Fenix TK26R Tactical Flashlight
The Fenix TK26R is a tactical flashlight packed full of features. Not only do you have five modes of white light, but you also have an independent red and green light. Powered by one included 18650 battery, this light can blast a maximum 1500 lumens 1148ft (350m). Features include three independent switches that control all the lights functions, plus Strobe, a battery level indicator and strike bezel. Built tough from premium aluminum, this tactical flashlight is also waterproof and dustproof. This exceptional tactical flashlight is perfect for use in law enforcement, hunting or search and rescue activities.
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Fenix TK26R Tactical Flashlight
The Fenix TK26R is a tactical flashlight packed full of features. Not only do you have five modes of white light, but you also have an independent red and green light. Powered by one included 18650 battery, this light can blast a maximum 1500 lumens 1148ft (350m). Features include three independent switches that control all the lights functions, plus Strobe, a battery level indicator and strike bezel. Built tough from premium aluminum, this tactical flashlight is also waterproof and dustproof. This exceptional tactical flashlight is perfect for use in law enforcement, hunting or search and rescue activities.
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The Fenix TK26R is a tactical flashlight packed full of features. Not only do you have five modes of white light, but you also have an independent red and green light. Powered by one included 18650 battery, this light can blast a maximum 1500 lumens 1148ft (350m). Features include three independent switches that control all the lights functions, plus Strobe, a battery level indicator and strike bezel. Built tough from premium aluminum, this tactical flashlight is also waterproof and dustproof. This exceptional tactical flashlight is perfect for use in law enforcement, hunting or search and rescue activities.
