COSOOS 2 Tactical Flashlights with Holsters, Bright LED Flashlight High Lumen, 5 Mode Portable Zoomable Waterproof Flash Light for Hiking, Outdoor Camping Gear Essential, No AAA Battery

Opening statement: first of all, I stumbled upon this product by coincidence.I did not need two flashlights. I was looking for a pouch for my can of mace. A pouch that had a soft belt loop that I could use to attach the pouch to my motorcycle handlebars.Well, the selection of standalone pouches here on Amazon was pretty slim and I stumbled upon this double flashlight pouch combo and it piqued my interest.A quick search gave me the dimensions and they were perfect so I ordered the item. As usual, two-day Prime shipping did not disappoint.Quality: the flashlights seem durable and clear cut, quality of manufacture as expected, no flaws, no jagged edges, no visible imperfections. The light beam focus works well, down to approximately a 1ft square at 15 yards. The light is crisp white clear, just like you'd expect from an LED. Switch works well.Operation: make sure to read the instructions about the hard-press and soft-press to operate all the modes properly. I was pleasantly surprised by the design of the switching logic. The hard press turns the flashlight on & off and it remembers the last mode used. While other flashlights force you to cycle through all their modes to turn them off, this one takes just one hard press. As the listing highlights, batteries are not included. 3 AAAs are needed for each internal pack.The flashlight comes with an attached lanyard that is slightly longer than the apparatus in its collapsed state and shorter in the expanded state. Fits around a man's hand just fine. It's about the right length, IMHO. I like to stow the flashlight into the pouch with the back (switch end) first and allow the lanyard to stick up from the pouch so that when I am retrieving the device, I can immediately insert a finger in the loop and aid in extraction from the pouch while enjoying the security of the lanyard, ensuring that I won't drop the light if I bump anything or so.Speaking of the pouch then, it is not fully enclosed (as visible from stock illustrations). It has two rubber/stretchy fabric sides. That not only provides a snug fit for the flashlight itself but also allows other similarly-sized objects to be stored. The item in the pouch is secured with a Velcro-equipped flap and stays put.The pouch itself has a double-loop on the back to attach to a belt (or other objects). One loop is sewed on, the other has a snap to afford easy removal from its perch. I did not measure the loop length but I would estimate it would fit maybe a 2.5" belt. Pure estimation, don't quote me on that.Personal use: so while this is a pair of pouches for a pair of flashlights, I am utilizing them to hold one flashlight and one can of mace on my motorcycle handlebars. (pictures attached) I installed each pouch easily over the handlebar pipe and snapped the belt loop in. Since handlebar pipes are round and slick, it is understandable that the pouch was inclined to rotate some. Two zip-ties attached to the bottom of the belt-loop were sufficient to keep the pouches in place so that I can open them and retrieve their contents single handed. (while trying to not get bitten by a loose dog etc)Conclusion: quality item for a good price, with versatile pouches and 1-year warranty. Overall a good deal if I don't have to use the warranty.

These little COSOOS flashlights are pretty neat. They aren't REAL bright, but they are bright enough and about all you can expect from a tiny, single AA battery, flashlight. Just don't believe their pictures in the product listing. They're not THAT bright :-) I needed something small, and at less than 4" in length, these are exactly what I was looking for. Add to that the zoom feature, the good solid construction, and the fact that you can get a 3 pack for $11.99, makes them pretty remarkable. I would recommend them for anyone looking for a small, inexpensive, pocket friendly, flashlight with easily replaceable AA batteries.

I AM IMPRESSED. I was looking specifically for a tactical flashlight with high lumen output, zoom , strobe mode, and most importantly it to allow 18650 lithium battery since I already own a pair. I wasn't in the market for multiple flashlights neither their holsters, I already was gifted with a Duracell 380 and I already own (love) a nice strong nylon beltclip holster I bought at my local Home Depot. I needed to replace my broken Bulbhead tactical flashlight which I used it with a 18650 lithium battery. COSOOS was brought to my attention by Amazon Choice then I verified the customers reviews before any buying move. Well, now to the meat.PROs:(1) Monster XML-T6 CREE LED. When I say “monster” I mean in the blinding bright of range. Please note I am using a 18650 rechargeable lithium 2,600 mAh battery. The brightness is insane. With the zoom-in at maximum level it lights a pitch-black target area at 500m distance just enough for quick searching tasks while at 100m distance a target area can be lighted into daylight, no joke here.(2) The zoom features flood, snap spotlight, and all range in between. Flood is a huge 40 feet diameter circle of blinding light available at maximum zoom-out for close range search. Snap spotlight is a squared spotlight, the “SNAP” characteristic means it uses some kind of mechanical vacuum hack that makes the zoom do a mechanical straight jump from maximum zoom-out to maximum zoom-in with a little push from your fingers, I didn't know about it and it took me by surprise while I was testing the zoom for the first time, I barely push it out and suddenly it jumped straight to maximum zoom-in, nice feature indeed and very handy. For all between range you just move firmly the zoom along to your preferred range. The squared spotlight is 20ft×20ft in size at a 300m distance and a 10ft×10ft size at a 500m distance. Like I already say, at a 100m distance the squared spotlight brightness is insane.(3) Turn On/Off button is big, enough hard to the push, and it does pronge out big nicely time. This is important because you cycle each of the five flashlight light modes by soft pushing it. The five light modes are Insane Blinding brightness, Less Insane But Still Blinding brightness, Soft brightness, Very Fast Highly Intermittent STROBE to use against attackers or intruders, and S.O.S. Morse Signaling for asking for help.(4) Quality materials and hard shell encasing.(5) PRICE.(6) Holsters were thrown at a bargain to lure more sales and for the price they are a nice addition. Each holster has two thin but strong enough nylon bands for belt or tactical vest attachment, each of these bands is for different attachment configuration, one band is a closed loop to attach the holster to a belt so it can NOT be REMOVED while you have your pants on, whereas the other band is an open loop to be closed locked by a simultaneous combo of snap button with velcro to make the holster very secured to the belt/vest, and to be attacheable and removeable on demand.CONs:Only cons here is related to the holsters, not the flashlights.(1) Flashlight is secured to its holster by an over head nice flap and well locked with velcro. Problem is velcro is very noisy, so you must take extra care if you are in a dare active criminal situation, or a military one, and you need to retrieve your flashlight from its holster in a stealthily move.(2) Flashlight removal from its holster sometimes it's not swift specially from belt and done one handed. Remember, these are not hard panel holsters but still very handy specially if you want to leave your flashlight hanging in a wall in your garage.

The flashlight has held up great. The adjustable beam is incredibly useful and the battery life is pretty good. My only real complaint was the carrying case that came with it. It fit on my 2.5" nylon duty belt, but was too loose to really stay in place so I ended up adjusting it constantly. About 2 weeks after I started carrying it, the case hung on a chair arm as I was sitting down and the loop ripped away from the case body and ripped the seam all the way down the side of the case. I'd buy the flashlight again, but I'd invest in a better case also...

Bought this 3 pack of flashlights to insure I had a supply of ready to use lights in an emergency, such as in a Hurricane. Like the connection that allows it to be attached to a baseball cap. This allows for hands-free use of the light. Great for working at night or in dark spaces within the home. Good battery life!