Maglite Flashlight 3 D-Cell

Pros: Great flashlight.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Pick one up it is great for camping, working on a car, or for emergency lighting in the advent that the power goes out in the house.

Review: Why This Mag Lite My main reason for buying this Maglite 3 D Cell Flashlight is that I wanted to have one strictly for camping. What I Like I like that the Maglite 3 D Cell Flashlight is simple to use ...

Pros: nearly indestructible; bright, focused light

Cons: nothing

The Bottom Line: Every house ought to have at least one maglite, even if your oven does have a light.

Review: The great (formerly) white elephant on the edge of the prairie has one of the world's cheapest stoves: the thing doesn't even have a light in the oven, if you can believe it! That, my friends, is the reason why Big Blue sits on the counter next to ...

Pros: Durability, brightness, price, nice and heavy

Cons: Maybe too heavy

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Review: The mother of all flashlights.. The Maglite brand is the most unique flashlight on the market. Sure there are plenty of Johnny Come Lately wannabe's with similar products but Maglite was the first to combine luminosity and ...

Pros: Bright and hardy light for the money, upgradeable and dependable

Cons: The reflector should be orange peeled or faceted to remove dark spots in beam.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended, best compromise of high output and weight the average joe can afford. Upgradeable for battery life or brightness.

Review: I own several different Maglites; from the tiny AAA Solitaire, the AA Mini-Mag, a 2 C cell Maglite, and now the 3 D-cell model. Of all of the afformentioned lights the 3D model is the best suited for serious light throwing. I will be honest and ...

Pros: terrific candlepower: great quality: heavy-duty: spare bulb: water resistant: flood to spot

Cons: heavy weight is occasionally annoying: does not float: shock resistant, but bulbs pop easily

The Bottom Line: A great flashlight. With new 'white star' bulbs, Maglite is still a great choice for anyone when it comes to a heavy duty spot to flood light.

Review: I collect flashlights. That's my fetish (hey, don't tell anyone). I collect a lot of different kinds, and yet I only go for the ones that really live up to their claims, whether it's withstanding rain, floods, floating in the lake, long falls, dog ...

Pros: Reliable, durable, bright, and they can hurt.

Cons: Too heavy for backpacking, not indestructible.

The Bottom Line: This is a great brand and the 3 D cell is probably the best for the average user. It is bright enough for every day tasks and not too unwieldy.

Review: This is a good alternative for people that want a reliable flashlight in their car or home. It is sturdy, somewhat large, and reliable. And if necessary, you can hit your husband over the head with it. Why? So he can make breakfast for you in the ...