Tekto Gear F3 CHARLIE SERIES KNIFE 110101 red flash for emergency alerts
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Tekto Gear F3 CHARLIE SERIES KNIFE 110101 red flash for emergency alerts red flash for emergency alerts Electronic switch for mode control and toggle switch for stepless brightness adjustment Powered by two 6000mAh 21700 batteries with up to 135 hour runtime USB Type C port supports 18 W fast charging and discharging Intelligent brightness downshift to prevent overheating Stainless steel bezel with three tungsten steel tips for quick window breaking Lockout function to prevent accidental activation The Fenix LR35R PRO is a high performance flashlight engineered for users who demand extreme brightness in a compact form 3g Blade Material: Nitro V Blade Hardness: 59 61 HRC Blade Grind: Flat Blade Finish: Stonewashed Blade Type: Drop Point Handle Material: Canvas Micarta Handle Color Finish: Green Screws Material: Stainless Steel Sheath Clip: Black Kydex Sheath & Clip Lanyard: Red Tied Paracord Lanyard Chain: Plain Steel Designer: Ben Petersen CIVIVI while also being lightweight Shipping weight: 0
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