Maglite Black Universal Mounting Brackets for D-Cell Flashlight, 2 pk

Item as described. Reasonable amount of shipping time. A good price.

I bought a couple of these so we have flashlights mounted and easily found. Placed one near the door into the garage and another one in the laundry room. No fussing around in a drawer or on a shelf, it's mounted on the wall right next to the door. It's above the light switch, so you can find it in the dark. Solid construction, easy to mount, holds very well and seems durable....as long as you pull the flashlight out relatively straight vs torque it out in a clockwise motion. Don't know why you would pull it out that way, but I suspect people who break them might be doing that. Even then, they're cheap enough and handy enough I would just buy another one if I broke it. ---------- UPDATE ----------------------------------- Had these about a year now, pulled a flashlight out a number of different times. Still work great. No issues.

Makes mounting a mag light to something easy.

Can't give a 4 yes, don't know about durability. These are heavy duty clips, you only need one for e three D cell light. I used the provided screws and slid light in from top, don't bother trying to "clip" in, it would be a hard clunk (and hard out). One clip holds it very firmly. Five bucks per light to know exactly where a light is when you need it? Priceless....

These are durable mounts and hold solidly.

Works great nice and solid clamp.

I use a marine-style emergency strobe and these hold them perfectly! I took an 8ft window washer pole that extends to 50ft, and set it up as a portable camping radio antenna tower. At the top of the tower, I mounted 2 of these clamps that hold these marine-style emergency strobes. With an adapter to adjust the 1.5vDC to 12vDC, these strobes can run for-ever on this tower, and these brackets hold them beautifully. Now, when camping even in the densest woods, our campers can find their way back to the camp by looking for those strobes atop the 50ft antenna tower in the woods, which also hosts ham radio antennas, GMRS antennas, a home-built 5watt repeater I made, a meshtastic node unit, a PA speaker, and 3 super-bright LED floodlights, to be turned on in nighttime emergencies. There is also a cellular 24db directional dish antenna to point to the nearest cell tower, pulling in cellular service and Internet service for the campsite.

Fits perfectly, it is an official mag- light product. Not a cheaper knock off.