Maglite Flashlight 2 D-Cell

Pros: Durable and Reliable

Cons: Heavy and Expensive

The Bottom Line: This is an impressive flashlight though I wouldn't want to hold it for an extended period. Too bad I can't keep it.

Review: It was a Biblical rain, heavy downpours every day of the week, a rainfall record set at BWI airport for the month of June. Severe flooding plagued many areas of Maryland and neighboring states, but fortunately Spud Acres was spared that scourge. After ...

Pros: durable, dependable, darned near indestructible

Cons: there are no cons with a Mag-Lite

The Bottom Line: A Mag-Lite is a must for every house in hurricane country. Every house in tornado country or earthquake country, too!

Review: Big Blue now has a little silver brother. Big Blue, if you've never met him, is a Mag-Lite 3 D-Cell who's served as our power-failure, find-kitty-in-the-backyard, ...

Pros: Easy to operate, comes with spare bulb, textured grip area, adjustable beam.

Cons: Noisy to open battery compartment, some might find it heavy.

The Bottom Line: Old Chinese proverb ... “Be wary of woman who walks with Mag-Lite in hand.”

Review: I’ve owned several different sized Mag-Lites over the years; they have all been dependable and served me well. When I needed a larger flashlight that would be able to operate for long periods of time I faced a real dilemma; go with Mag-Lite and deal ...

Pros: The Cadillac of flashlights. Durable, reliable and built to take on all conditions.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: You will not find a better built flashlight for the money that this 2D affords you.

Review: When looking for a flashlight, you would be remiss not to check out the line that Mag-Lite offers. They simply outlast, outperform and are 100% dependable based on quality craftsmanship. We own several of the mini-mags, in an array of colors, but this ...

Pros: The best combination of features for a flashlight you can find.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: If you buy one flashlight in your life, make it this one.

Review: Having used a variety of “family” flashlights across the years, this one is just about the best. The thing I like the most about the MagLite is its strength and durability. It is made of aluminum and it will take a lot of punishment across the years and ...

Pros: Long lasting
Durable
Easy to use
Lots of color choices
Affordable

Cons: I have no complants, I love my flashlight.

The Bottom Line: Yes, these are the most durable flashlights I have ever used, they have never let me down and I would never choose to use any other flashlight.

Review: The first time I moved out I remember being so paranoid that I made my very own emergency preparedness kit.  The last item on my list was a flashlight.  Knowing the importance of a good flashlight I went with the Maglite 2D Flashlight.  It ...

Pros: bright; well constructed; spare bulb; spot to flood; rechargeable or regular battery option

Cons: rubber switch cover falls off; slowly fades-needs power push technology; LED option not stock

The Bottom Line: A popular heavy duty light that's very bright, spot to flood lighting, and other great features. Great to use, especially around the home, car, or on the job.

Review: Maglite Instruments are so popular, but usually there are about three models that everyone seems to bring up: 2AA, 3D Cell, or 4D cell. So, I guess hikers and police officers are the ones to blame for singling these three out. Ah, we understand. We all ...

Pros: Durable, Bright, Reliable, Spare Bulb, Adjustable Light Beam

Cons: Somewhat Heavy

The Bottom Line: It is an excellent flashlight. If its good enough for the cops it's good enough for you.

Review: I am in the outdoors a lot. Therefore, I need a reliable flashlight to light my way at nights. Most of the flash lights that I have used in the past were those cheap Wal-mart plastic ones that break if you drop them once. I had heard good reviews on the ...