Aircraft Grade Aluminum Tactical Flashlight Passes Stress Tests

Perfectly Vivid, a business based in Coronado, CA, has recently launched a new tactical flashlight and announced that the product has passed all tests, even surpassing the expectations of the design team. Their latest flashlight quickly became very popular shortly after it was released. Full details about this product can seen at www.perfectlyvivid.com/.

Dr. Christopher Vogelmann, who founded Perfectly Vivid, says: "When we first released our flashlight, we simply mentioned that it was built to be lightweight yet durable. This was because we were still in the middle of finalizing our stress tests. We're so happy to be able to confirm that the aircraft grade aluminum we used in the product design is even stronger than expected."

The flashlight went through a number of standard laboratory controlled stress tests. These tests had the goal of seeing how much solid weight it could hold, whether it was fully waterproof, whether it would break if banged onto a wall or dropped onto the floor, and more. The product passed all of the tests, but one of the experimenters decided to take things a step further.

"We have designed something suitable for true survivalists," says Ross G., one of the leading experimenters. "While lab tests are useful, they don't truly replicate real life. I decided to pretend to be running during an emergency situation, and dropping the flashlight on the way. I then jumped into my truck and reversed over the flashlight before going over it again. So sure that it was going to break, you can imagine my surprise when I found that it still worked. So now I know that if there ever is a natural disaster, I won't have to be in the dark."

People are encouraged to visit the company's Facebook page on https://www.facebook.com/perfectlyvivid/?fref=ts and share their own experiments to demonstrate the durability of the flashlight. As it is also completely waterproof, various in the field tests could be designed and Perfectly Vivid is looking forward to seeing the results of some real life experiments. They fully stand by the quality of the product and think it can take on virtually anything.