If you’ve ever used your phone’s flashlight to navigate a dark parking lot or rummage through your bag at night, you know it’s… passable. Not great. A weak beam, battery drain, and the awkward grip make it a temporary fix at best. That’s the problem with phones and other multipurpose products. The flashlight built into your phone, or your power bank, or even your Garmin watch, isn’t really designed to be the best flashlight ever. It’s made to be compact and to get the job done. Enter the Hunt Pro—a titanium-built, 5-in-1 flashlight that makes your phone light look like a candle in a windstorm.
Built with multiple LEDs (including white, red, green, blue, and UV diodes), the Hunt Pro gets you through all adventures, whether it’s navigating your house in a blackout, examining counterfeit bills, covertly navigating the wilderness, or even beaming SOS signals in an emergency. The tiny less-than-thumb-sized flashlight has 5 types of LEDs, 11 lighting modes, a pry bar, and a magnetic back, all encased in a durable titanium outer shell that can survive a journey to hell and back.
Designer: Septem Studio
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Envisioned by the folks at Septem Studio, the Hunt Pro is compact, powerful, and ridiculously well-built. It pumps out crisp, clear illumination in five different LED colors, letting you choose exactly the kind of light you need for the task at hand. The white light is the obvious go-to for most situations, but it’s the red, green, blue, and UV options that elevate this into something truly versatile. Red preserves night vision—ideal for stargazing or reading maps in the dark. Green and blue help with tasks like tracking, fishing, or low-light work. UV reveals hidden details, whether you’re checking currency, spotting scorpions on a camping trip, or—if you dare—scanning your hotel sheets for ‘mystery’ stains.
The titanium body is more than just a design choice—it’s what makes the Hunt Pro both lightweight and practically indestructible. Grade 5 titanium is strong enough to handle drops, scratches, and the general wear and tear of daily use while keeping the flashlight ultra-light. It also adds a level of corrosion resistance that makes it perfect for outdoor adventures, whether you’re hiking in humid conditions or dealing with unexpected rain. And yes, it’s IPX6 waterproof, so while you don’t want to take it scuba diving, it’ll handle rainstorms and splashes without a problem.
Despite being tough, it’s ridiculously compact. You can clip it to a keychain, slip it into your pocket, or attach it to your backpack without feeling weighed down. And because it comes with a built-in magnetic clip, you don’t always have to hold it. Stick it to your car while fixing a tire at night, attach it to a hat for a makeshift headlamp, or slap it onto any metal surface for hands-free lighting. Its tiny size makes it perfect for working with, and the hands-free aspect makes it a tad better than your smartphone, which may or may not come with a kickstand or MagSafe abilities.
The different integrated LEDs make the Hunt Pro superior to not just your phone but pretty much any other portable flashlight. The standard white flashlight comes with 4 modes and a maximum brightness of 200 lumens (that’s 4x brighter than your phone flashlight) and a max distance of 66 meters, making it a worthy work-horse for most low-light tasks. However, hit the button on the Hunt Pro and you get access to its other LEDs, like the red light that works as a visibility light that you can use in the pitch-black darkness without affecting your vision (the Apple Watch Ultra has a red interface for the same reason). Both the white and red lights have their own dedicated SOS mode too.
The green and blue lights operate on different wavelengths, making them useful for low-light tasks like fishing, tactical use, or preserving detail. The final trick up the Hunt Pro’s sleeve is its UV light (or black light), which can be used to read invisible ink, spot nocturnal creatures, examine currency, or even potentially scout a crime scene.
As tiny as the Hunt Pro may be, it also does pack another hidden detail in the form of a tapered end that serves as a pry-bar. This is where that titanium construction comes handy, allowing the Hunt Pro to effortlessly pry open even the toughest paint-box lids without breaking a sweat. The flat tip works as a flathead screwdriver too, allowing you to quickly tighten or loosen screws on the fly. If you’ve ever used a knife blade for a job it wasn’t meant to do, you’ll immediately appreciate having a dedicated pry bar that’s always on hand.
Powering everything is a rechargeable 120mAh battery with USB-C compatibility, meaning no weird proprietary cables—just plug it in with the same charger you use for your other devices. A quick 45-minute charge keeps it ready for action, giving it a whopping 15 hours of use on a full battery at its lowest brightness setting, or an average of 60 minutes if used normally. And since it’s IPX6 waterproof, it can handle heavy splashes and downpours without a problem.
But wait… the Hunt Pro isn’t just for the hardcore survivalist. Sure, it’s perfect for the outdoors—camping, night hikes, fishing trips—but it’s also the kind of everyday carry that proves its worth in more mundane situations. Power outage at home? Light up the room. Need to find something in your car at night? Use the hands-free clip. Encounter a jammed latch or stuck zipper? The pry bar’s got you covered. You’d use the flashlight on your phone in a heartbeat, so why not upgrade to something that’s just as small/portable, but 4x as bright and 10x as useful? Bet your iPhone doesn’t have a built-in blacklight or the ability to pry open a paint can.
The Hunt Pro measures a mere 57mm (2.2 inches) from top to bottom, but packs features that punch well above its weight-class. With 5 lights, 11 modes, a pry-bar, a magnetic clip, and an all-titanium construction, the Hunt Pro makes for a stellar add to your EDC collection and can easily be strung around your keychain and forgotten about until you need it. That’s honestly what good EDC’s meant to be – invisible when you don’t need it, life-saving when you do.
Starting at $75, the Hunt Pro comes in polished silver and stone-washed grey, with stretch goals unlocking vibrant options like Green Grid, Blue Nebula, Tan Camo, and Vivid Skull. Whether you’re a gear junkie, an outdoor adventurer, or just someone who appreciates a well-designed tool, the Hunt Pro is up for grabs now, with shipping as early as June 2025.
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