In 1997, British designer Iain Sinclair launched a product that smashed technical boundaries and instantly became a design classic. That product was the amazing Eon Classic Flashlight. Never before had the market seen such elegant design combined with new ultra high efficiency pure white Light Emitting Diodes and high capacity lithium power cells. It was an overnight sensation.

The slim elegant looks of the Eon Classic belie its sturdy waterproof construction. Manufactured from black thermo-plastic and clad in damage resistant stainless steel, it simply shrugs off knocks. The high output LED light sources do not depend on a delicate filament like conventional torches, and will withstand shocks which would make a light bulb fail instantly.

Such is the incredible efficiency of the power control electronics, you may never need to buy another torch. Depending on use, battery life can be up to ten years - continuous illumination time is a stunning 168 hours!

The Eon Classic's slim dimensions, coupled with its inherent durability make it the ideal emergency torch. Keep one in the car glovebox and one in your handbag or wallet, you never know when you will need it, but when you do it could be absolutely vital!

For those of you who prefer the contemporary look, the Eon is also available as the ultra-cool Eon Ice. With identical interior construction to the Eon Classic, the equally sturdy Eon Ice boasts an up-to-the-minute clear blue-purple thermoplastic case and ultra-chic intense blue LED light sources!

Eon Credit Card Torch Features:

• (Classic) Elegant yet sturdy stainless steel and thermoplastic construction
• (Ice)Stylish transparent blue thermoplastic construction
• (Classic)Intense twin high-efficiency white LED light sources
• (Ice)Intense twin high-efficiency blue LED light sources
• Non-replaceable long life Lithium power cells
• Total power on time of up to 168 hours
• Measures just 85.6 x 54 x 2mm (3.4 x 2.1 x 0.08 in approx) Weighs just 45 grammes (Classic) and 22 grammes (Ice)
• 10 Year guarantee against faulty manufacture