The Streamlight ProPolymer 2AA LED flashlight has a tightly focused beam and convenient tailcap switch for momentary on and constant on/off. With a bright 30,000 hour LED, Streamlight 2AA LED ProPolymer is more cost-effective than a conventional flashlight because you won't need expensive replacement bulbs.

Features of Streamlight ProPolymer 2AA LED flashlight:
- 0.5 watt bright 30,000 hour high flux LED; no need for replacement bulbs
- corrosion and impact resistant
- waterproof and O-ring sealed (not dive rated)
- powered by 2 ea AA alkaline batteries, included
- up to 18 hours of run time
- unbreakable polycarbonate lens with scratch resistant coating
- integrated pocket clip
- limited lifetime warranty from Streamlight
- assembled in USA

Safety Ratings for Streamlight 2AA ProPolymer LED:
UL Listed
   Class I, Div 2, Groups A, B, C, D
   Class II, Div 2, Groups F&G
   Class III, T4C

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Battery	2 AA alkaline, included
Dimensions	6.25" long
Lamp Type	0.5 watt high-flux LED
Light Output	25 lumens
Weight w/ Batteries	3.5 ounces
Run Time	18 hours
Safety Rating	UL Listed Class I Div 2; Class II Div 2; Class III T4C
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Focus Type	Fixed
On/Off	Pushbutton Tailcap, momentary on and constant on/off
Material	Polymer
Origin	assembled in USA
Warranty	limited lifetime warranty from Streamlight

I.
from Kuwait gives it a 4 and says..
This light has fairly good “throw” (beam candlepower) due to its relatively large reflector, despite its mere 0.5 watt LED. I was able to light up part of a tree several hundred feet away. The beam is impressively narrow for a 2AA flashlight, and wide sidespill is present but it’s not terribly bright (which can be good or bad depending on your preference). I would estimate that this flashlight has about 20% longer throw than the wider-beam but higher-lumen-output Junior C4 LED (tested using the same new pair of alkalines). The color of the Propolymer 2AA’s LED is not the smooth, almost pure white of the Junior C4 LED, but is still acceptable.

I wasn’t too crazy about the position of the clip and the lanyard hole by the head. This might be good for clipping the flashlight on a belt, but what if you want to have the flashlight hanging head-down to light your way, hands-free? Probably the designers opted to put the clip near the head because the flashlight’s large reflector size rules it out to be clipped in a shirt breast pocket head-down.

The tailcap switch is easy (maybe too easy) to activate for momentary on, but is nice for signaling and the like. It clicks on and clicks off in the normal fashion. There’s a switchguard that’s apparently supposed to let the flashlight stand on end, but it doesn’t work very well because the rubber-covered switch protrudes past the switchguard ever so slightly. Because of this protrusion it’s also possible to activate the light by pressing the tail end against a flat surface.

Overall I like this light, and it’s a good choice if you’re looking for something that’s handy, durable, and waterproof with fairly decent output and good battery life. I do prefer the much greater output of the Junior C4 LED, but don’t like that flashlight’s heavier, metal form. I think an ideal light would utilize the LED, reflector, electronics, and smaller head size of the Junior C4, but in a plastic Propolymer package with a stand-on-end recessed tailswitch and a pocket clip and lanyard hole on the tail end – with safety ratings, of course.

One final note: apparently this light will also accept a xenon bulb reflector assembly (sold separately), so you can basically have a two-in-one flashlight. However, I don’t have the xenon assembly, so I wasn’t able to test it.

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