Tactical Flashlight - Small and Powerful Pocket Size LED Flashlight to Dominate The Darkness - Self Defense - Zoomable - Water Resistant Gear

The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical at first glance, but because the price of the AtomicBear Tactical flashlight was only $6.99 I thought I would give it a try. I was amazed at the quality of this little flashlight. Kudos to the seller! To start with, this flashlight is packaged in a nice little box (nice enough for a display if you are reselling) and it comes with a life time warranty. This flashlight is easy to use and is about the length of 2 AA batteries and man does it ever pack a lot of light for it's size. I used just a regular rechargeable AA battery and that seemed to power it sufficiently enough to see about 100 yards at night while using the spot focus. The single switch has three modes: High power, low power, and strobe. Long pressing the switch will power the light on/off. Once the light is powered on simply press the power switch lightly to advance to the next lighting mode. I'm really happy with my purchase and plan to order another AtomicBear for my wife.

Used this light while on patrol to help light up documents while on traffic stops. Worked great and just hooked into the should strap. Very durable little flashlight.

The AtomicBear Tact flashlight is a decent light. It is well built and compact. It's size is appealing and functional. I have two of these units. As one reviewer noted, when you unscrew the lens-cap, the lens simply falls out. I agree that the lens should either be sealed to the cap ring or there should be a small rubber washer. In high humidity environments, I think that moisture could be an issue. For my use, it has not been an issue.My only complaint of any substance is that the light is not as bright as I had hoped. Yes it is good, but really only up close. I have other similar lights that are brighter at longer distances. The strobe is a nice item but it is more or a distraction than it is a deterrent.I like these flashlights and have given them to several of my kids and wife to keep in their vehicles. They also take the lights with them when backpacking, camping and hunting.The price point is fair and frankly I think that the quality exceeds the price point. I just wish that they had a brighter, similar sized light that did not use AA batteries and was within 20% of the current price point.

I am impressed with how much light this flashlight makes. Bright beam that can be focused down to a blinding tactical advantage particularly in strobe mode. Nice that it uses a single aa battery (not included) that is inexpensive and affordable. Easy to carry size and comes with a clip to secure to your pocket or belt. The ridged area that surrounds the lens end would ruin an attacker's day if you slammed it into various strike points. I like the quality and workmanship of this light and recommend this to everyone who wants to add a tactical light to their everyday carry gear.

Loved this at first , but now the light does not always come on and I have to screw , unscrew the end piece to get it to work which if it was a situation that was threatening would totally defeat the purpose of having it as far as the light feature . The battery does not last as long as it says it will here , at least not on the one I kept for myself as I bought several for gifts as well . Maybe I just got a defective one . I like the concept and the company seems nice enough but kind of bummed that in just a couple months it is not fully functional .

This is a good light to carry in your pocket or clip on your belt. Compact and bright. I expected a little brighter but it does the job. Seems durable enough, but I have not torture tested it to really find out the beating it could take. Also would work well to throw in a nightstand as it doesn't take up much room and is plenty bright if the power in your home ever went out due to a storm. I would recommend to others if they asked for suggestions on a light.

Okay let me start by saying, when the product works it does work well, but after two months of living in the wilderness the flashlight almost no longer works. The motto of the company is 'prepare to survive', but if this was my only flashlight in an apocalyptic situation or any other situation that wouldn't allow me to buy another one I'd most likely be dead. It's rather unfortunate, because it's efficient for the fact that uses only one double A battery, the size is good because you can hold it in your mouth and have both hands-free to do anything, and when it does work it's quite bright. The only problem is that after 2 months of constant use my unit stops working. I'm probably just very unlucky. But again, it's the end of the world happened right now I'd have no chance at night time survival. Maybe it's due to the fact I used it every night for 2 months straight while also living outdoors the entire time, it was cheap to be fair, but at the same time if your survival is on the line this is a poor excuse for a flashlight in terms of longevity. I tried using brand new batteries, and it will work well for about 30 seconds then starts to dim down rapidly until it no longer produces light, switching to a new battery again gives me another 30 seconds of light, but then I have to switch back to the first battery. So to be able to use the product at all, I'm constantly swapping 2 batteries every 30 seconds.

There are flashlights with stronger beams of light, but the Atomic Bear is bright enough for me. You do not want to stare in the light of this flashlight it will hurt your eyes. I like how the bulb end of the flashlight can be pushed forward or pulled back to adjust the beam of light. The push button on the end of the flashlight turns the light on. With another push it dims the light. With an additional push, it causes the light to pulsate like a strobe light to blind an attacker.