Illuminate any darkness with this storm-proof tactical flashlight

In pure darkness, we are vulnerable and weak. That's why being outdoors during the nighttime can feel so scary.

Make sure that you’re never blind in the darkness by arming yourself with the 1TAC TC800 Tactical Flashlight Kit.

This portable flashlight kit is durable, powerful, and ideal for any situation.

The 1TAC TC800 Tactical Flashlight Kit is not just any ordinary light source. Constructed out of aircraft-grade aluminum alloy with a Premium Type III hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish. the TC800 is indestructible and also waterproof with a rating of IP65. This sturdy build means that it'll stay strong during any storm or natural disaster, which are often the times you need flashlights the most.

Each 1TAC TC800 Tactical Flashlight features up to 350 lumens of white light. Built into the tail is a switch that allows you to adjust between 3 brightness levels. The telescoping head means that you can zoom up to 300 meters ahead. Operating with a 5 Watt light, the TC800 is powered by a strong XPE CREE LED.

Also included in the kit are rechargeable batteries, wall charger base, protective storage case, and user manual. At 15% off, the 1TAC TC800 Tactical Flashlight Kit will only cost you $33.99.

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