Cyclops 350 Lumen Waterproof LED Spotlight, Requires 3 AA Batteries, Polymer Construction, Realtree Max-5 Camo

The Cyclops 350 Lumen Waterproof LED Spotlight is a tough, lightweight hand light built for hunters, night workers, and anyone who needs reliable illumination in the field or camp. Running on three common AA batteries, this portable spotlight delivers serious output without the bulk or complexity of larger searchlights. The rugged polymer body and waterproof rating mean it'll handle rain, brush, and rough use without failure—exactly what you need when you're glassing for game at dusk, setting up after dark, or searching a dark jobsite.

Designed in Realtree Max-5 camo, the Cyclops spotlight blends into hunting and outdoor environments while the compact, handheld form factor makes it easy to carry and aim. Whether you're doing predator hunts, hog hunting, or general nighttime work, 350 lumens is plenty to identify game or obstacles at useful distances. Battery operation keeps setup simple—no charging cables, no dead-battery surprises if you forget to plug in the night before.

This is the kind of workhorse light that earns its place in a hunting pack, truck bed, or emergency kit. It's not fussy, it's not expensive, and it does exactly what it's supposed to do: put light where you point it.

Key Features

• 350 lumens of output from a CREE XP-G2 LED
• Waterproof construction for wet conditions
• Runs on three standard AA batteries—no charger needed
• Lightweight polymer body for easy carry
• Realtree Max-5 camo finish
• Handheld spotlight design for hunting and field work

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Cyclops 350 Lumen Spotlight waterproof?

Yes. The waterproof rating makes it reliable in rain, wet brush, and other damp field conditions. It won't fail if you're caught in a downpour or use it near water.

What kind of batteries does it use?

The spotlight runs on three standard AA batteries. This means you can grab batteries almost anywhere, and there's no need for a charger or rechargeable battery hassle.

Is 350 lumens bright enough for hunting?

Yes. 350 lumens is sufficient for identifying game, spotting movement, and navigating in the dark during predator and hog hunting. It's also useful for general nighttime work and camp use.

What's the camo pattern?

The spotlight is finished in Realtree Max-5 camouflage, which helps it blend into hunting and outdoor environments.