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Joby Debuts New Gorilla Torch Blade Flashlight

Flashlight comes off tripod for other uses

Oct 5 2010, 12:03pm CDT | by

Joby Debuts New Gorilla Torch Blade Flashlight
 
 

Joby has several products in its line of Gorillatorch flashlights. The last one I saw flashed red for safety on the side of the road at night. Joby has announced a new flashlight in the series called the Gorillatorch Blade.

The Blade doesn't kill vampires or anything, it’s a precise tactical flashlight that has rechargeable batteries and can be removed from the tripod base. The light has CREE XLamp XP-C LED with up to 130 lumens of light and can be adjusted from spot to flood settings.

The tripod is articulating just like all the Joby offerings we see and has magnetic feet for hands free light. The flashlight comes with a USB cable for charging, an AC adapter for $59.95, and is available to purchase right now.

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