Brand: Fenix Lighting
Max Lumens: 3100
Max Beam Distance: 853 feet (260 meters)
Max Runtime: 69 hours
Lighting Modes: Six lighting modes including five brightness levels and strobe
Bulb Type: Luminus SST70 LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours
Lens Material: Glass
Color Temperature: 6400K
Size: Length: 4.72” (120mm) Head: 1.04” (26.5mm) Body: 0.98” (24.8mm)
Weight: 5.22 oz. (148g) including battery
Battery: One included 21700 li-ion rechargeable battery
Included: ARB-L21-5000 battery, USB Type-C charging cable, lanyard, spare O-ring
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting USA

Features

Built-in rechargeability and improved performance are what make the Fenix E35R flashlight unique from its predecessor, the Fenix E35 V3.0. This small flashlight, which is only 4.72 inches long, is able to blast a maximum 3100 lumens 853 feet (260m)—amazing for a flashlight this size! The single side switch activates on/off and all lighting modes—no need for a tail switch. A magnet now sits where a tail switch normally would, allowing you to attach the flashlight to most metal surfaces for hands-free use. It’s USB-C rechargeable with a battery level indicator and is waterproof and dustproof. When you need a rechargeable super bright EDC flashlight, the Fenix E35R is the perfect choice.

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