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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Handcrank Solar Flashlight
- Regular price
- $11.00
- Sale price
- $11.00
- Regular price
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Our compact solar dynamo flashlights are terrific for earthquake kit, travel, survival kit supplies - never needs batteries! Charge using flashlight's onboard solar panel or dynamo hand crank.
Item M11016
Handcrank Solar Flashlight
This Hand Crank Flashlight with Solar Panel and Clip is a great solution for emergency lighting!
Simply clip onto a backpack, go-bag, or purse for emergency lighting when you need it!
Charge using the onboard solar panel, or use the dynamo crank. 1 minute of cranking for 8 minutes of light!
• Includes Solar Panel for charging
• Also chargeable using the Dynamo crank handle
• Includes reinforced clip
• 3 bright LED bulbs
• Features textured grip and rugged design
*Our compact solar dynamo flashlights are terrific for earthquake kit, survival kit supplies!*
SKU M-11016
Item# M11016
Item# M11016
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