The long winter nights may be here, but it doesn’t have to bother you. For one week only during this Black Friday is back sale, you can score some awesome deals like this two-pack of Eight-in-One MaxLight Utility Flashlights. Normally, these pocket-sized flashlights are $54, but Black Friday is back — you can get them for $29.99 until 11:59 p.m. PT on December 19.
Save on a utility flashlight that can fit in a pocket
These little flashlights earn the “utility” in their name. Choose from four lighting modes that can provide up to 800 lumens of illumination. For reference, the average iPhone flashlight is around 50 lumens. You can turn down the light to medium, low, or even strobe.
The strobe mode might be especially useful for cyclists. Use the magnetic backing to attach your Maxlight to your bike and stay more visible to oncoming cars. You could also clip it to your clothes using the built-in carabiner. You may not remember to carry around a bulky flashlight, but this one can clip right onto your keys.
The water- and dust-proof construction should hold up to the weather and keep you visible for up to three-and-a-half hours on a single charge. Shutterbugs might enjoy the mounting hole that lets you attach your light to some cameras or tripods. You can also just use the foldable kickstand and put it on a flat surface.
Right next to the carabiner is a sturdy bottle opener. Crack open a cold one during a blackout with the same flashlight you’re reading by.
A useful tool that’s easy to keep with you at all times
Don’t let the long winter nights get you down. Carry a super-bright utility flashlight anywhere you take your keys. Until 11:59 p.m. PT on December 19, get a two-pack of MaxLight Mini Super Bright Utility Flashlights on sale for $29.99. That’s 45% off, and no coupon code is needed.
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