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Compact. Powerful. Always by Your Side.
Introducing the ultimate creation of the Rodman Mini Series — the Mini01 Pro, a pocket-sized 600-lumen EDC titanium flashlight designed to solve every lighting problem effortlessly.
Wherever you go, powerful illumination goes with you. Trusted by over 6,000 users worldwide with 10,000+ units delivered, the Mini series has proven its reliability, stylish design, and everyday practicality. Building on that success, the Mini01 Pro takes performance, craftsmanship, and versatility to the next level—more than a flashlight, it's the ultimate everyday EDC companion.
Beyond its 600‑lumen high mode, it offers medium, low, ECO, and strobe modes. Suitable for daily use and sudden situations, with light that adapts to your needs.
In emergencies, the Mini01 Proflashes at 150 lumens with a 9 Hz frequency, providing a highly visible and reliable safety signal to quickly alert those around you to your location.
5 Colors Light
SOS/warning modes vital for driving, cycling, remote. Bike mount alerts others, adds night safety.
Magnetic Clip - Upgraded with a strong magnet, the Mini01 Pro attaches to any metal surface (cars, poles, boxes) for hands‑free use—more versatile and convenient.
Tail Pry Tool - Mini01 Pro’s tail pry tool easily opens cans, tins, and battery covers — solving daily frustrations.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
