Fenix E15 (2016) Compact Everyday Carry Flashlight - CREE XP-G2 R5 LED - 450 Lumens - Uses 1 x 16340 or 1 x CR123A Stainless Working voltage - 3-8 F03203SC

Name: Fenix E15 (2016) Compact Everyday Carry Flashlight - CREE XP-G2 R5 LED - 450 Lumens - Uses 1 x 16340 or 1 x CR123A Stainless Working voltage - 3-8 F03203SC
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SKU: 88323092157
Price: 29.95 USD
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Fenix E15 (2016) Compact Everyday Carry Flashlight - CREE XP-G2 R5 LED - 450 Lumens - Uses 1 x 16340 or 1 x CR123A Stainless Working voltage - 3-8 F03203SC

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Fenix E15 (2016) Compact Everyday Carry Flashlight CREE XP G2 R5 LED 450 Lumens Uses 1 x 16340 or 1 x CR123A Stainless Working voltage 3 8 F03203SC Working voltage 3 8 Premium Cree XM L2 LED with a lifespan more than 50 The light level Compact twist head every day carry

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