The Forever Last Flashlight uses the Faraday Principle of Electromagnetic Energy that guarantees replacement parts will never be needed! Imagine exploring the attic or crawling under the house to fix something without of fear of ever running out of light. Leave it unused in you car's glove box for years with complete peace of mind. No need to worry about light if your car dies during a dark and stormy night. You'll be in great shape even if you have to signal for help in the pouring rain. 60 seconds shaking can last up to 100 minutes and you don't have to worry about running out of batteries FOREVER * Never needs batteries * Never needs bulbs * Waterproof * Floats in water * Great for cars, boats and campers and all emergency kits. * 15-30 Seconds of shaking provides up to 5 minutes of continuous light! * Large: 2 1/4 in. diameter and 9 3/4 in. long (Model: FFL)
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0
No Battery Flashlite:
Bought this for my emergency kit to use when the power goes out. Have had it for a few months now - and its still working just fine. Very simple to use, and shines a decent beam of LED light.
Very good:
I bought this product a few weeks ago,
and I must say that I was not disappointed
Considering it is a led light it works fine
And the light is more than adequate
Do not buy this product:
As a fireman who works in emergency situations I give this product a D-. The manufacture claims if you shake the light for 1 minute it "will last up to 100 minutes". This is false. I followed manufactures directions and shook for 1 minute (approx. 180 times). What I got was 6 minutes 45 seconds of light which consisted or 3 minutes of good light followed by the rest consisting of dim night light. I repeated this experiment 10 times, each time getting similar results. After that I shook for 2 minutes and... more info
Amazing Flathlight:
This is really a GREAT Flashlight! What a jewel to have along on a camping trip and to keep in the car. A friend bought me one for a present, and ever since I've been giving them to others. Kids just love to get them as gifts.
