Preview: Nebo Bat Light 1500

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posted on December 28, 2024
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Nebo Bat Light 1500

Measuring 16¼" long and weighing approximately 1 lb., the baton-shaped Bat Light 1500 from Nebo is a tactical flashlight that, in a pinch, can serve as a self-defense tool in and of itself.

Made from impact-resistant anodized aluminum with a textured grip, the LED light features three brightness options that can be cycled through by activating a push-button control located in its pommel—a 1,500-lumen high setting, a 150-lumen low setting and a disorienting strobe mode.

The water-resistant Bat Light 1500 runs on six AA batteries and has a 10-hour max runtime on high.

MSRP is $50. For more information, visit nebo.acgbrands.com.

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