raggie33
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the maratacs are over my budget i wanna stay under 40 bucks
aa flashlight less then 3 inches?
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Thetasigma
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1xAA and under 3", the Maratac. Those two and under $40? None that I know of currently. The Maratac is damn compact, and the Ti model is under $50. If you don't mind stepping up length a quarter or half inch there are a few options the nicest of which is probably the Lumintop Tool AA 2.0 at usually $20 or so and about 3.5" with a clicky switch.
raggie33
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i got the tool 2.0 i adore it
LightObsession
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The Utorch UT01 is 3.25".
The Zebralight SC52w is 3", but it's about $60.
The Wuben E05 is 3.5".
The Zebralight SC52w is 3", but it's about $60.
The Wuben E05 is 3.5".
WalkIntoTheLight
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I have a DQG Tiny AA that is 2 and 5/8". I think that's the shortest I have. I prefer the Zebralight SC52/53, though they're more expensive.
Oh, I also have a L3 Illumination L10 (I think) that is about the same size as the DQG, and only about $20 IIRC. Not sure if they still make them, though.
Oh, I also have a L3 Illumination L10 (I think) that is about the same size as the DQG, and only about $20 IIRC. Not sure if they still make them, though.
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Olight S1A Baton is 0.12" longer and $9 over your budget. Quality light and very bright (600 lumens when running a 14500). Buy once cry once. And $9 is not much to cry about.
Thetasigma
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The L10 is reputed to be considerably more delicate than the Maratac though
