The Slayer flashlight from Coast features a dual-optic system with five modes.
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Application
With red light or laser, the Slayer flashlight from Coast makes discussing repairs or locating issues easy in low-light or hard-to-reach spaces.
Origin
The Slayer was designed to be an easy-to-carry everyday product, something that can easily slide in and out of a pocket.
Features and benefits
The rechargeable and waterproof Slayer flashlight is easy to carry as a daily tool.
The all-aluminum frame’s flat rectangular shape slides easily in and out of pockets and secures in place with a removable metal clip when tucked away.
Featuring a dual-optic system, the flood and spot beams cycle through five modes -- medium flood, high flood, spot, low flood, and Turbo -- with a button click.
Users can set their go-to light mode using the Coast Memory Mode function by holding the rear switch down until the light flashes. Once set, Memory Mode allows users to jump straight to that beam selection when they press the rear switch.
On lower power, the light can run up to 11 hours. On Turbo, the Slayer peaks at 1150 lm with a beam length of 130m (426').
During use, the charge level indicator ensures users always know when to plug in -- the integrated Zithion rechargeable battery powers back up fast via the USB-C port in just two hours.
Constructed of top-grade materials, the Slayer is rated IP67 dust resistant, waterproof, and backed by the Coast lifetime warranty.
Manufacturing/engineering specifications
Designed in Portland, Oregon, and manufactured in China, the Slayer weighs 0.45 lbs and is capable of producing up to 1150 lm at its highest output.
