New Lights at Sears

[mikekoz]

Has anybody seen or toyed around with any of the new Sears Craftsman lights? I just bount one that runs on 3 AA's in a holder, and is about the size of a 2 D light. It is rated at 220 lumens and seems very well made. The packaging does not state this, but the light is 2 levels and has a foucusable head. That was a pleasant surprise! They had two others also. One ran on 3D cells and was rated at 240 lumens, and I believe the other ran on AAA's. Brick and mortar stores have been a desert wasteland as far as new lights go, and these were the first I have seen in quite some time that looked decent.

 

[MannyDLights]

Has anybody seen or toyed around with any of the new Sears Craftsman lights? I just bount one that runs on 3 AA's in a holder, and is about the size of a 2 D light. It is rated at 220 lumens and seems very well made. The packaging does not state this, but the light is 2 levels and has a foucusable head. That was a pleasant surprise! They had two others also. One ran on 3D cells and was rated at 240 lumens, and I believe the other ran on AAA's. Brick and mortar stores have been a desert wasteland as far as new lights go, and these were the first I have seen in quite some time that looked decent.

Post some Images .... Lets see what it looks like ..... :naughty:

 

[Kraid]

I remember that they did have that Klingon light and its little bother a couple years ago. Those were impressively bright for the general populace. Maybe Sears knows whats up.

 

[parnass]

I bought the Snap-On pen light which appears in the newest Sears Tool catalog. See this thread.