Fenix E18R V2 Rechargeable LED Flashlight - Cargonaut Supply

Fenix E18R V2 Rechargeable LED Flashlight

$59.95
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Fenix E18R V2 Rechargeable LED Flashlight - Cargonaut Supply
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Fenix E18R V2 Rechargeable LED Flashlight

$59.95

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The Fenix E18R V2 is proof that a pocket EDC flashlight doesn't have to sacrifice output — a genuine 1200 lumen flashlight packed into a body under 3 inches long, throwing a beam out to 479 feet. USB-C fast charging keeps the included ARB-L16-800P 16340 battery topped up in just 1.3 hours, and on the other end of the scale, a 1-lumen moonlight mode stretches that same battery to 228 hours of runtime.

An integrated magnetic base flashlight design lets it stick and stay wherever you need light most, while A6061-T6 aluminum construction, a 1-meter drop rating, and IP68 waterproofing keep it running through daily abuse. Self-defense strobe and two lockout methods round out the safety features. Small enough to forget you're carrying it, bright enough to be glad you did — the E18R V2 easily earns a spot as your new favorite EDC flashlight.

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Cargonaut Supply is an independent shop and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Rivian Automotive. “Rivian,” “R1S,” “R1T” and “R2” are trademarks of Rivian Automotive and are used here only to describe fitment.

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