Use the 95-112 Tripod to illuminate dark corners and hard-to-reach places. |
Keep an extra 95-112 Tripod in the car in case of emergencies. |
About Stanley's Illumination Tools Stanley makes a wide assortment of lights for use in your workshop, garage, or job site--with tripods, angled heads, and brilliant bulbs to illuminate even the darkest corners.
About the 95-112 Tripod Stanley's 95-112 Tripod flashlight has an innovative tripod design that offers hands-free convenience in all kinds of settings. Use it in the garage to see deep inside a car, or use it in the attic for a bit of awkward home improvement -- this light is always up to the job, and it never slips, slides, or topples.
But the 95-112 Tripod's weather-resistant anodized aluminum space frame construction make it ideal for more than just indoor applications; it's also great for camping, or as an emergency back-up light. Durable, rugged, and ready to take a beating, the 95-112 Tripod never quits or shatters. The multi-position head focuses light exactly where you need it, and you can expect a runtime of well over 200 hours on just nine AA batteries.
Key Technical Specs: - Runtime: over 200 hours with 9 AA batteries
- Multi-position head
- Runs on 3, 6, or 9 AA batteries (not included)
Applications Because the 95-112 Tripod is so tough, it's great for almost any low-light situation. Set it up while you work in a dark corner of the garage or basement, throw it into your backpack before a camping trip, or leave it in the car in case of emergency.
Warranty Stanley covers this exceptional product with a limited lifetime warranty.
What's in the box: Stanley's 95-112 Tripod flashlight.
Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
The tripod design is a great idea. The frame is also well constructed, and has quality feel.
However, they must have sourced some lousy/cheap LED. The brightness pales in comparison to a LED flashlight that operates on 2 AA batteries, and this is in the brightest setting with all 6 LEDs on and brand new batteries.
Also, I couldn't find the lumens rating, either on Amazon or the box. Probably for a reason.
