More practical, less tactical

Tactical isn’t always practical no matter how cool you know your gear is. In one of our posts we featured a slim Boker Subcom knife as an “office friendly” knife due to its size and slim profile.

The Brite Strike brand recognized this point and took it upon themselves to create a flashlight that strikes a balance between tactical and practical.

Better known for their Tactical Blue-Dot flashlights, Brite Strike decided to create a tactical light better suited to the conference room and they named it the Executive Precision Lighting Instrument.

Worry not about durability as this light is still made from aircraft grade aluminium and features a milspec graphite, anodized finish. The bezel is polished stainless steel and brass for a subtle touch of style and sophistication. Chances are it will be mistaken for a fine writing instrument before people realize it’s a flashlight.

Powered by a pair of AAA batteries, keeping it running won’t break the bank. Those batteries will power a CREE LED with a max output of 160 lumens. On the low setting you’ll get a 10 lumen output ideal for dark conference rooms or looking for the keys you dropped between the seat and the center console in your car.

Evidently there’s also a strobe setting that might come in handy should one of your coworkers show up hopped up on coffee disturbing your top notch presentation on who knows what.

Gift box (and batteries) included.