Copper keychain light for edc

Hello all, I was eyeing the qrv2 from Prometheus but they are out of stock, is there something similar, either AAA or cr123 copper keychain light that you could refer me to?

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Maratac AAA. I own and have given away a dozen of these little beauties in every metal they offer except aluminum. FYI, I have always found the brass version to have the smoothest threads.

Why add a heavy copper light to your keyring? Is it the same key ring that you put in your car's ignition? I try to keep my vehicle key ring light, so as to reduce stress on the key socket.

LightObsession said:

Why add a heavy copper light to your keyring? Is it the same key ring that you put in your car's ignition? I try to keep my vehicle key ring light, so as to reduce stress on the key socket.

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My fascination of copper has trumped my cognitive ability to make rational decisions and understanding the repercussions of non-essential EDC gear made in fancy metals.

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Got a cooyoo qantum copper on my keys. So small that the weight wont matter. Also had a nitecore tiny in copper, but hated the 3 sek press to turn on, so a friend got that one as a birthday present. Both are tiny and recharges over usb. Maratac aaa cu is too heavy for keychain imo.

trailhunter said:

My fascination of copper has trumped my cognitive ability to make rational decisions and understanding the repercussions of non-essential EDC gear made in fancy metals.

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Thanks for the good laugh!

Since 2008, none of my cars have even had a key slot.

340pd said:

Since 2008, none of my cars have even had a key slot.

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Sounds like some fancy cars there

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Nitecore Tini Cu - milled from billet copper: https://flashlight.nitecore.com/product/tini/cu

I've used a Tini alu for a couple of years, and it's about the perfect keychain light. I'm not a big fan of holding the button for 2 sec. to power on, but it has a very nice beam, and four well-chosen levels.

JimIslander said:

Olight I3E Copper. Decent little light, solid copper, and inexpensive.

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I vouch for this.

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