Prometheus Beta QRV2 HAIII BLACK 60 Lumen Nichia 219B High CRI (92+) 4500K Neck keeps LED and crucial component F03203SC

Name: Prometheus Beta QRV2 HAIII BLACK 60 Lumen Nichia 219B High CRI (92+) 4500K Neck keeps LED and crucial component F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19741068864
Price: 59.00 USD
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Prometheus Beta QRV2 HAIII BLACK 60 Lumen Nichia 219B High CRI (92+) 4500K Neck keeps LED and crucial component F03203SC keeps LED and crucial component safe for the best balance of performance and safety Fenix made a special edition of the LD01 in stainless steel with the XP G R5 LED for the 2010 holiday season ALKALINE BATTERY WARNING: Alkaline batteries release corrosive gas during discharge and will eventually ruin your light THE BETAQRV2 WAS CONCEIVED WITH ONE GOAL: BE THE BEST KEYCHAIN FLASHLIGHT ON EARTH

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