OLIGHT OLINK Portable Magnet Hook Flashlight Compatible Bulb Series Stainless Steel Carabiner Ring (Black)

I'm an Olight fan, IMNSHO the best flashlights, fairly priced. I got a couple of these magnetic hook things to keep my smaller Olights secure, the tail of the lights is magnetic, and this gadget looked like a great idea. It is, and it surprised me. The loop is a carabiner-style opening, strong and sized right for the purpose. The magnet is really strong, and it holds my lights solidly. Easy to take the light or other items from the magnet, but not likely to fall off. I use these for lots of things that magnets hold, they're not just for flashlights. It's fairly priced, solidly made, powerful magnet, and I'm back tonight to buy two more. I give these my full five stars, four for being a good value, well made, can't go wrong with Olight. A fifth star for being a strong magnet, perfect for the purpose. My wife and I keep finding more uses for these.

Extremely strong magnet best suited for the baton series in my experience. I use an arkpro as my edc for work and the baton 4 for hiking/camping. The baton is compact enough to for this to be super useful for

This carabiner style hook makes it super easy to carry your middle to smaller Olights. Clip locks onto anything you clip it on and the magnet is strong enough to hold the flashlight with no issues. Great value for the money and is extremely versatile. Clip it on your belt, on your bookbag or anything else.

A must have for the nano. Absolutely amazing flashlight attachment. Magnet is strong and works extremely well. Clip easily retracts.

Only rated 4 stars because of the specific issues I ran into. More on that in a moment. Very cool idea, and pretty well executed. I was actually able to hang my Olight Warrior mini from my belt loop, which makes it very accessible. The magnet is strong enough that it holds in place well, and didn't disengage or detach in my normal wear. I also liked it because it gave me an easy grab point for inside the pocket carry, as the clip on my light broke. Just to illustrate the strength of the magnet, lest you have any doubt, I have a coworker, pretty meaty, 300+ pound guy, that was curious if the magnet could act against the metal plates in his arm. So I held it up against the scar where the plate was inserted. He told me not to do it again, as he could feel the metal in his arm moving. For as strong as the magnet is, it's not too strong that it can't be easily detached if want to grab and pull the light with it hanging from your belt loop or whatever. Again, very handy. Here's where we get into the issues. Firstly, and this is almost more of a nitpick than anything else, but the circle shaped carabiner/clip, can be a little tricky to operate. Being a clean circle, there's virtually no tactile indication as to which segment is the one that opens. Unless you're looking closely, you'll spend a few seconds turning it in your fingers and squeezing, trying to find it. When you do, you're liable to get pinched, as the spring in the carabiner is pretty strong. Not the end of the world, or even necessarily a deal breaker, but certainly a minor annoyance. Another minor annoyance, is that if you're like me, and hold a light in your mouth so you can do things that require two hands, this can present some issues as well. The carabiner pinched the hell out of my lip in one case. Again, kind of a nitpick. There's a more serious issue I did run into however. I suppose due to the design geometry, the light doesn't seat super firmly, despite the strength of the magnet, and can shift while staying attached. This itself isn't really an issue, but what is, is that when this happens, it can cause the light to activate. Light NDs are not a good thing. It's especially not a good thing if your light is a very bright, high lumen light, like a lot of olights tend to be. I fell asleep on the couch one night, with my olight clipped to my belt loop. Stayed connected well enough, but at some point, I felt a sudden and sharp pain, and realized my light was on. I get up, only to see the light actually burned a hole in my couch! So in summation, cool product, not perfect, but depending on your usage may be just what you need, or may cause some problems.