RothcoRothco 488: Army Style C-Cell Flashlights

This Rothco Olive drab green color C cell flashlight is surprisingly functional, sturdy and useful. The C cell batteries have a long lighting time when an optional 74 watt Nite Ize LED lightbulb is installed in this Rothco military style angle flashlight.

Smaller than the one I used in the army, but fix's in my lunch box just great

Works for low light environments when sound and light discipline are necessary. A bit old school but that will allow you to appreciate the finer advancements in stealth technology.

Fantastic product. Best light we ever had. Much better than a regular flash light. Would highly recommend!!!!!

It's a mini flashlight made of thin plastic. It comes with a lot of filters but no diffuser.

Cheep junk ..Do not buy..

Works well and decent quality. All plastic

I'm writing this review based on my first impressions upon opening it from the package. This is not a survival/emergency flashlight. If you're looking for something dependable, I suggest you look elsewhere. That being said it's a nice novelty item. Good enough for cosplay or to give to a child.In terms of brightness, it's about the same as my mini mag incandescent flashlight. It's not bad, but you can't focus the beam, and in my case there was dark spot in the middle of the flashlight which is a bit annoying. It's neither a spot or floodlight, but rather somewhere in between. It comes with 5 lens in total. Clear, red, yellow, light green, and blue. It's true that the colored lens block some of the light and make it less dim. The clip is sturdy enough to support it's own weight. The flashlight body is made of a cheap plastic which makes it lightweight, but I'd imagine it'd also break easily. If your flashlight doesn't want to turn on, I suggest you tighten the head and bottom end as it requires both to be extremely tight to work. In my case the threads were all the way down, but it didn't turn on until I torqued down the housing to ensure a tight fit for the circuit to work. I really hope that this bulb doesn't burn out quick or drains my batteries fast because if it does, then this flashlight is complete junk. I'm hoping that at the very least that it lasts as long as my mini maglite.I wouldn't buy this again, but I'm not so upset that I'll bother returning it......at least not yet anyways. You get what you pay for and if you want an incandescent flashlight just get a Maglite.