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Streamlight 88061 ProTac 1L-1AA 350-Lumen Dual Fuel Professional Tactical Light, Black

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Style: Protac 1L-1AA, 350 Lumens


Size: 4.25 Inch


Features

  • Perfect everyday carry light that accepts a single lithium or alkaline battery, with High/Low/Strobe modes
  • Powered by one CR123A lithium battery, one AA alkaline or AA lithium batteries
  • Ultra-bright white LED, impervious to shock, with a 50,000 hour lifetime
  • Run Time: CR123 Lithium Battery High 1 hour 30 minutes, Low 14 hours, Strobe 3 hours; AA Alkaline Battery - High 1 hour 20 minutes, Low 7 hours 30 minutes, Strobe 3.5 hours; AA Lithium Battery High 4 hours 15 minutes, Low 14 hours, Strobe 8 hours
  • Length: 8-1/2 -Inch

Color: ‎Black


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Light Source Type: ‎LED


Material: ‎Aluminum


White Brightness: ‎350 Lumens


Included Components: ‎AA alkaline battery (1), CR123A lithium battery (1), flashlight


Product Dimensions: ‎4.25"D x 0.8"W x 0.8"H


Voltage: ‎3 Volts (DC)


Light Path Distance: ‎160 Meters


Battery Cell Composition: ‎Lithium Metal


Item Weight: ‎0.3 Pounds


Number of Batteries: ‎1 CR123A batteries required. (included)


Water Resistance Level: ‎Waterproof


Warranty Type: ‎Manufacturer


Brand: ‎Streamlight


Brightness: ‎350 Lumen


Battery Description: ‎aa


Style: ‎Protac 1L-1AA, 350 Lumens


Finish Type: ‎Black


Manufacturer: ‎Streamlight


Part Number: ‎88061


Item Weight: ‎4.8 ounces


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎88061


Batteries: ‎1 CR123A batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎4.25 Inch


Finish: ‎Black


Pattern: ‎Light


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎Metric


Usage: ‎Outside; Professional, Amateur, Inside; Amateur, Professional, Inside; Professional


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎Yes


Description Pile: ‎aa


Warranty Description: ‎See manufacturer.


Date First Available: May 26, 2016


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    • Great small backup duty light and everyday carry pocket light!
Style: with CR1123A Batteries Size: ProTac 1L
I'm a police officer and I've worked nights for over 10 years, so I learned long ago to carry as many flashlights as I reasonably can when I'm working. It's a dreadful feeling when your flashlight starts to go dead when you're tracking suspects through the woods, on a lengthy car stop on the side of a busy highway, or working some other incident where there's no ability to stop and go recharge your light. My primary light carried on my duty belt is a Streamlight PolyStinger DS LED, my secondary is a Streamlight Strion LED, and for my third light I used to carry some cheap no-name pocket LED light that was essentially worthless but that I figured was better than nothing. I decided it was finally time to find a good quality backup pocket light for my third slot. As you can tell from my other lights I like Streamlight, but I'm also willing to carry whatever I feel is best for the job. My bias towards Streamlight is that they makes good quality durable lights, many which are rechargeable which is a huge plus when you're paying for all your equipment costs on a cop's salary. They back their products (they've repaired/replaced lights at no cost when I've managed to kill them in the past), and they are more affordable than some of the other manufacturers out there. I know SureFire is the big thing in the tactical arena, and I have used and do like some of their lights (I've currently got their weapon-light on my primary duty weapon), and others like Fenix have cult followings as well. But Streamlight puts out quality, durable, feature-packed lights that are just as good, and they do so at great prices. That being said, I did research several other ultra-small pocket lights (this size was about as big as I wanted to go) and I ended up choosing this Streamlight ProTac 1L. I've been carrying the ProTac 1L for about 6 months now and it's been a great little light. The very small size, coupled with the more than adequate light output, are the two biggest reasons I love it. There are other similarly-priced small lights out there with a higher stated output, but very few that're as incredibly small as this one. Many require two CR123 batteries (or AAAs in others), while this one just needs the one CR123. It's not rechargeable which is what I love about my PolyStinger LED and Strion LED, but then again I doubt you'll find any lights this size that are rechargeable. At least using a CR123 the batteries have a long 10-year shelf life, so if I bought one of these and left it in my truck or wife's car as a spare emergency light I wouldn't have to worry about the battery running dead quickly. Now with only one CR123 versus some other pocket lights having two, that does mean this one isn't going to have quite the battery life as the others, but to me the trade-off is worth it because I'd rather carry a very small light that I may need to change the battery out a little more often instead of a larger more cumbersome one that lasts longer but that I might decide to leave at home at times because it's bigger/heavier. When I'm already wearing/carrying 25 lbs of gear at work, and I need a light to fit in my pocket, I want to keep it as small and lightweight as possible. This one fits the bill perfectly. It's about as long as my index finger and even with the CR123 battery it weighs hardly anything. According to my scale the actual weight with the battery (I don't use the pocket clip) is only 1.81 oz, which is hardly noticeable at all. The physical design of the light is perfect. It's rugged and waterproof, which are two must-have features for me to carry it on duty. I have dropped it and banged it around plenty already and it's never skipped a beat. Even if it does end up failing it's got Streamlight's lifetime warranty which I've tested before and have faith in, plus it's only a $40 light. As far as design, a lot of the cheap small lights have the annoying cheap twist-on twist-off cap switches or a tailcap that's got a little rubber end to mimic a switch but is just spring-loaded to turn it on and off. This light has a bonafide tailcap switch, and it seems to be of the same quality and tactile feel as my Strion and Stingers. It works flawlessly for quick bursts of light or for clicking it on to turn the light on fully. The positioning of the tailcap switch allows me to easily use it as a light in my support hand while my weapon's in my strong hand without having to first rotate it in my hand to find the switch like you have to do with ones with a side-mounted switch. The contours of the body of the flashlight, instead of it being completely smooth, gives you a little more positive control over it and makes it that much easier to wedge it between your middle and ring finger. It's got an anti-roll head that works but the flat-sided rings just aren't as large and prominent as they are on larger lights. That's good because it keeps the overall size of the light down, but it does also mean that it's a little more apt to roll than those larger ones. The light output is selectable. The "Ten Tap Programming" lets you program it by clicking the power switch ten times in rapid succession. You can choose from High/Low/Strobe, which is how it's programmed when it arrives, High only, or Low/High. All that means is if you keep it on High/Low/Strobe then when you click it once it turns on High, click it twice rapidly and it turns on Strobe, and click it three times rapidly it turns on Low. On the Low/High it just allows you to alternate between those two outputs as you choose. I don't bother with any of those and just programmed it to High only. If I need a light I need all the output it has so I'm not worried about being able to use the Low mode to conserve power or the Strobe to gain attention (just rapid pushes of the momentary-on switch accomplishes the same thing as Strobe if you just need to strobe it for a few seconds). Keeping it on the High only setting is just simpler and more intuitive. Grab the light and press the button and I've got High power, I don't have to worry about if I accidentally double-click it and it starts strobing when that's not what I want. But if I'm ever in a situation where I do need to rely on the Low setting (say an extended power outage and this is the only light I have) or the Strobe setting, it's a quick process to use the Ten Tap Programming to switch over to being able to access those modes at that time. The output on High power is admirable for such a small light. I know everyone throws around lumens and I know there is science behind it, but after having carried numerous various lights from different manufacturers over the years I don't bank on those numbers too much after seeing how they work in the real world. For one, there's no standardized process across the board for measuring the lumens, so I don't doubt that there's some room for a manufacturer to use the most appealing rating even if it's not measured the same way as their competitors. Secondly, I feel that the beam pattern and concentration plays a big part too. A highly concentrated lower lumen light is probably going to seem brighter because of it's narrow piercing beam, and be more useful when it's a pocket light like this, than a widely diffused higher lumen light that just illuminates a much wider area but isn't very concentrated. This light offers a good compromise; the "hot spot" (the area of the beam where the most light is projected) is fairly narrow and concentrated, but there is a good amount of spillover to also illuminate a wider area near you to a lesser degree. The beam's not adjustable (which is good, an adjustable head can risk the waterproofing) so I think the setup is optimal for the size of light and it's intended use. Overall I'm very pleased with this light. It works great as a small pocket light while on duty, and I now carry it religiously in my jeans or shorts pocket when I'm off-duty. And I didn't mention much non-police uses, but in addition to now having a light when I'm carrying my gun off-duty (which is almost a cardinal rule in my book), I use it for all sorts of tasks around the house or in the garage when I unexpectedly need a light. It's handy having such a powerful and capable little light on me at all times and not needing to go retrieve one. Now that I've carried it long enough to see how good it is I'll probably buy several more eventually since it's so small, light, and useful. Throw one in the junk drawer, one in my nightstand, one in each vehicle, and probably another one or two for work in my gear bag and/or my rifle case for additional spares (again, a night shift officer can never have too many lights). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2014 by Eric
    • After 5 years of nearly every day use, this flashlight is still a CHAMP!
Style: with Alkaline Batteries Size: ProTac 2AAA
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I bought this ProTac 2AAA in August of 2018. As of now, I have had this flashlight for 5 years and have carried it with me nearly every day in my pants pocket. While I don't use this flashlight in any sort of professional setting, I do use it at least briefly nearly every day (~30 seconds or so). Not once in these last 5 years has this flashlight failed me despite the wear and tear that it has. When looking for a flashlight to carry with me every day, I had a few requirements: 1. I wanted a slim flashlight that would not bulge out of my pocket or be uncomfortable to carry. 2. I wanted 2 or more brightness levels. 3. I wanted a low brightness level that was good for anything within arms reach. 4. I wanted a runtime of at least a few hours in the low brightness and at least 30 minutes in the high brightness. The ProTac 2AAA is just the right size for me to carry in my front pants pocket every day. It doesn't bulge out much, get caught on anything, doesn't hurt me if I happen to roll over my side and onto it, and I don't even notice it in my pocket just going about my day. Having 2 or more brightness settings makes any flashlight useable in more use cases. For me, I use the low brightness mode 95%+ of the time, but it is nice to have the high brightness for those occasions where low is not enough. Since the vast majority of what I use this flashlight for is things within arms reach like working on cars, computers, looking for dropped items, etc. (basically anything you could use a phone flashlight for), having a low brightness level that is just the right amount was key. I find the low brightness on this flashlight is just right. I don't get blinded by the bloom of light reflecting back at me and it is still helpful even in well-lit environments. A small, slim flashlight means small batteries and a short runtime. I think Streamlight did a great job at balancing the light output with the battery life considering the small packaging of the ProTac 2AAA. Now, I don't use disposable batteries, I use rechargeable AAAs and have since day 1. On a full charge, I easily get 1-2 hours of runtime on low before I even think about swapping the batteries and I feel that 3 hours is achievable though I have not timed it out. On high, I easily get the 30+ minutes of runtime I wanted. There are times where I go weeks without swapping batteries, but I try to swap batteries after a week or two or any time I know I have used the flashlight heavily. In the last 5 years, I have only ended up with dead batteries maybe 5 times. Considering the added flexibility of rechargeable batteries, I think everyone who buys a flashlight that doesn't come with rechargeable batteries should absolutely purchase some. You don't ever need to wait until the batteries are dead or the light output is too low for fear of "wasting" batteries, you can simply swap them out at any time and have full power all over again. Not to mention the money you will save in the long term and smaller environmental impact. Overall, I absolutely love the ProTac 2AAA flashlight. Not once in the last 5 years have I felt the need to replace it or upgrade to something else. It has the light output and battery life I wanted while being durable, reliable, slim, great value, and simply a product I can trust! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2023 by Frizzy Frizzy

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