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Going Gear Custom Cerakote Series - Olight M2R Pro Warrior 1800 Lumen Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight - Blue Camo Throwing ultralight protection for your sleeping This limited edition Rider

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Going Gear Custom Cerakote Series Olight M2R Pro Warrior 1800 Lumen Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight Blue Camo Throwing ultralight protection for your sleeping This limited edition Rider ultralight protection for your sleeping bag under a tarp 6" wide x 9" tall x 3" thick but can expand up to 5" thick when fully filled LEVEL 6 (lumens) 1 Run time LEVEL 6 50 days LEVEL 3 (lumens) 250 Run time LEVEL 3 10 hours

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