Saint George, UT  - What can harness the sun, let you see in the dark, hold an electronic charge for seven years, and be environmentally friendly? If you guessed a flashlight, you're right!The Journey 160 may look like just a flashlight at first glance, but it offers much more than a bright idea. The unit has a USB port to charge your mobile devices, a Micro USB port for rapid charging, and also features a built-in solar panel.

This portable light on steroids is just six inches long, weighing a mere 4.5 ounces, and features a fully waterproof enclosure. The LED light shines for up to 25 hours on low beam or crank it up to 160 lumens to see almost double the length of a standard football field, and it will still operate for over seven hours.

The heart of the Journey 160 is a 2200 mAh lithium-ion battery. This isn't your ordinary battery, as it can store a charge for seven years, and is rechargeable when you are in a rush or when Mother Nature provides the solar power.

The Journey 160 is waterproof up to one meter, shockproof to one-meter falls or drops, is extremely durable, and it floats.

The Journey 160 is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts looking for light or power. The unit is economical and perfect for emergency kits or special hideaways where you always seem to need light.

The little cousin is the Journey 150, which boasts similar features and attributes.

Product Features:

Journey 150

Model number 1595

MSRP $19.95

Journey 160

Model numbers 1564 black and 1588 in yellow

MSRP $34.95

• Length 6"
• Weight 4.5 oz
• 160 lumens
• Holds a charge for up to seven years
• Powered with a 2200 mAh lithium-ion battery
• Rechargeable from any light source
• Equipped with USB and Micro USB ports
• Shockproof and Waterproof

The Journey 150 and 160 are economical ways to have fun outdoors and always keep your portable devices charged.

HybridLight Mission: Light the world with the lowest impact on the earth and your wallet.

We are so confident in our products that they are guaranteed for life.

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Back in 2006, Terry Peterson began working on his vision for portable solar hybrid technology that would be dependable and affordable without concerns for dead batteries. This technology would then develop into a series of products that are fully rechargeable and more importantly tailored to charge phones, tablets, or anything with a USB port and optimal efficiencies. Now that's bright thinking. Visit hybridlight.com.

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