Nitecore Multitask MT1A Flashlight - CREE XP-G2 R5 LED - 180 Lumens - Uses 1 x AA

Nitecore Multi-task MT11A

Multi-Task EDC Flashlight

Here is an EDC that can truly do it all! Brilliant outputs, ultra-efficient circuitry, and rock-solid components make this a perfect light for anyone who needs reliability and power. Whether you're staying prepared for a power outage or natural disaster, or heading out into the wilderness, the Nitecore MT1A is the light for you. A widely available AA power source means you can be sure you'll always be able to find batteries when you're on the road or abroad. The full-featured EDC is available for a fraction of the price of similarly constructed and comparably powered lights, making it by far one of the most compelling EDC's on the market.

Compact and Tough

The single AA configuration is not only practical, but portable. The MT1A's body is only about four inches long, making it small enough to fit in any pocket or handbag. Despite its small size, this light produces 180 lumens in high mode using a XP-G2 R5 LED. The MT1A is built from hard anodized aluminum that's resistant to impacts, scratches, and corrosion. Precision machinery and O-ring seals allow an IPX-8 water resistance rating for total submersion in up to two meters of water.

Choose Your Task

The Multi-Task Series' unique interface allows for instant access to exactly the mode you need. The head of the light can be twisted to two positions. When twisted to the left, the MT1A is in its user-defined mode, allowing you to cycle through four output modes, as well as a blinding strobe by rapidly depressing the tail-switch. The light will turn on its most recent mode. With the bezel twisted all the way to the right, the light is in its turbo mode. Depressing the tail-switch when in turbo mode will automatically engage the light's brightest setting. Turbo mode is perfect when you know you'll need instant access to the light's full power - when you're searching through a field, or looking down a trail. The user-defined mode is more useful in close quarter situations, when you may want to adjust your brightness repeatedly as you look through a tent or hallway.