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Wuben flashlights are some of the most innovative and eye catching lighting tools ever to come onto the world market. Robust designs, exceptional precision manufacturing combined with the very latest LED technology makes for torches that will be the envy of your mates and be a guaranteed talking point.
The Wuben E61 Gecko is the best pen light you will ever own. Some lights have a pen added on and some pens feature a light. The E61 is the perfect marriage of two quality EDC items put together in one tool that verges on genius! The pen end swivels to allow a choice between pen or window breaker but wait there are two more attachments that you can swap over; a false pen nib and a tablet stylus. The light extends out of the other end of the pen and deliver a bright white light or flashing red and blue.
Not only is it cutting edge technology but it looks pretty damn cool too. Aircraft grade Aluminium in a blue anodisation means everyone will want to have a go! Add to that extreme, precision manufacture and you have one of the best EDC tools money can buy.
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Add to BasketIt's a fascinating pen, light, stylus, I'm always interested in unusual but functional tools, & this ticks every box (for me). I like the interchangeable nibs, especially the ballpoint & stylus, the led can get reasonably bright (for it's size), although you wouldn't want to use for long periods due to the small battery capacity. Finally, the build quality is excellent, all parts for together precisely.
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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.
