Hunt Pro

Everyday-carry gear lives or dies on how much usefulness it can pack into a pocket-sized object. Hunt Pro, presented as a Kickstarter project, aims squarely at that brief: a mini flashlight and a simple tool sharing a single titanium housing, pitched at outdoor enthusiasts, campers, minimalists and gadget collectors.

Light in five colours

The maker says Hunt Pro carries LEDs in five colours: standard white plus red, blue, green and UV. These are paired with 11 lighting modes, ranging from a steady beam to strobe, SOS and beacon settings. The campaign frames the coloured light for tasks such as night-time reading or use as a warning light, and the SOS and beacon modes as a way to signal position over long periods if someone is lost while hiking or climbing.

Built to be carried and clipped

According to the campaign, the body is made from titanium alloy, chosen for its light weight, corrosion resistance and impact resistance. A magnetic clip lets the light attach to metal surfaces, freeing both hands for jobs like car repairs or setting up camp. Power comes from a built-in rechargeable battery that charges over USB, so it can be topped up from a power bank or computer rather than relying on disposable cells.

More than a flashlight

The tip of Hunt Pro doubles as a pry bar, which the maker positions for light prying jobs or lifting tape, a stand-in for situations where carrying a screwdriver or knife is impractical.

• Five LED colours: white, red, blue, green and UV
• 11 lighting modes, including strobe, SOS and beacon
• Magnetic clip for hands-free use on metal surfaces
• USB rechargeable
• Titanium alloy body
• Integrated pry-bar tip

Hunt Pro's appeal rests on consolidation: lighting, emergency signalling and a basic tool in one EDC object. Dimensions, weight, brightness and battery figures are not provided in the available material, so how it compares with established EDC lights remains an open question.