Pink flashlights

[Bruce B]

Aside from the mini mag and the mag solitaire, are there any small pink flashlights?

The light needs to:

-Run off of "AA" or "AAA" only.
-Have generous runtime.
-User friendly UI.
-Be inexpensive, but not cheap.

My friend who is a volunteer EMT is in need of a flashlight she can EDC. She loves the color pink.

She currently has a shake-light, but says it sucks.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

:thanks:

 

[Zatoichi]

I can't find anything more attractive than the Mini Mag in pink. I found this but it doesn't look very impressive.

http://www.travelwithcare.com/products/MyLightPurseSize-442.html

 

[Bruce B]

I can't find anything more attractive than the Mini Mag in pink. I found this but it doesn't look very impressive.

http://www.travelwithcare.com/products/MyLightPurseSize-442.html

I'll prolly stick with the pink mini mag, the Breast Cancer Awareness one, and get an LED drop in for it. I think she'll be happy with that.

 

[american lockpicker]

What about a Photon freedom micro it uses button cell batteries though.

 

[xcel730]

You may be able to pick up whatever flashlight that you like and have it custom anodized. Chip does titanium anodizing: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=223394, as well as Matt: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=223411. You could ask either if they do aluminum anodizing. You could also post in the home modified section to see if anyone could assist you. You don't see too many flashlights in pink, let alone good ones. This allows you the flexibility to getting a good light in pink color. Hopefully this information is helpful for you.

 

[f22shift]

e01?

 

[xcel730]

E01 comes in pink? I thought they only had blue, black, orange (gold), olive, and purple. :thinking:

 

[f22shift]

oh purple sorry

 

[oronocova]

I searched and searched and searched around Christmas time for my sister and could not find anything "better" (to me) than a Mini-Mag. Instead I just took a G2 and put about 3 coats of auto primer and about 8 (thin) coats of Krylon Satin Pink. She say's it is holding up well in her purse. Of course this isn't a AA/AAA light but might give you some ideas of what is possible.

 

[Flying Turtle]

I know you wanted something other than a Solitaire, but you could use an LED drop-in to improve its performance. Saw a bunch of pink Solitaires at Lowe's the other day.

Geoff

 

[Bruce B]

I think I am going to get her a pink "AA" mini mag and upgrade it with the new Nite-Ize Luexon drop in, or possibly a terralux drop in. I think for my friend the Nite-Ize Luexon drop in would be a better route though.

 

[greenlight]

There must be someone here with a pink anodized titanium flashlight.

 

[xcel730]

This was my post #5. :wave:

You may be able to pick up whatever flashlight that you like and have it custom anodized. Chip does titanium anodizing: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=223394, as well as Matt: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=223411. You could ask either if they do aluminum anodizing. You could also post in the home modified section to see if anyone could assist you. You don't see too many flashlights in pink, let alone good ones. This allows you the flexibility to getting a good light in pink color. Hopefully this information is helpful for you.

 

[kramer5150]

I think there are pink solitaires and 2A MMs.
Theres a Breast Cancer charity version of the solitaire where mag donates a small % to cancer resarch. Get her that and an LED drop in.

 

[Bruce B]

I think there are pink solitaires and 2A MMs. Theres a Breast Cancer charity version of the solitaire where mag donates a small % to cancer resarch. Get her that and an LED drop in.

Thanks Kramer for the advice, but I gotcha beat already. See post #11. :thumbsup: