ICON Solo Flashlight Review

Gift Guide Post #9

Hello Neighbors!

Looking for a great little gift for your husband, son or son-in-law? Look no further! The ICON Solo flashlight is the perfect gift. Weighing only a little over 2 ounces, and with a handy clip, the ICON Solo is perfect. The Solo is 5.5 inches long and runs on 2 AAA alkaline batteries. It is a sleek, pen-shaped, aluminum body, high efficiency LED flashlight. My favorite feature is the low or high setting. If you only need a little light use the low setting. Need more light? Change over to the high setting. These would make a great little light for reading, finding that missing object you just dropped, or even finding the keyhole. Whatever your need for a flashlight may be, you will find the ICON Solo up to the job.

My husband and 2 sons are headed out camping soon and I think my ICON Solo will be going along too! I have a feeling it will be getting a lot of use after dark. I hope I get it back again, but I don't think I will!

You can easily carry an ICON with you where ever you go. Stick one in your glove box, put one in a drawer in your kitchen, carry one in your purse, any place you might need a flashlight. Be sure to add the ICON Solo to your gift list.

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