HUNT H2: Tiny EDC Flashlight Tool with Battery Swap Dock
What Makes an EDC Flashlight Actually Worth Carrying?
Small enough to stay with you.
Bright enough when darkness hits.
Tough enough for daily carry.
Useful beyond just light.
Ready when power runs low.
That’s HUNT H2 — a tiny EDC flashlight tool with a pry-bar tail, premium white-light options, and a spare battery dock.
Only approx. 40 × 15 mm.
No bulk.
No pocket drag.
No reason to leave it behind.
Each HUNT H2 is built around one focused light output — no endless mode cycling, no complicated controls.
Powered by premium CREE and LUMINUS LEDs, HUNT H2 gives you two practical white-light choices: Cold White for crisp everyday brightness, or Warm High-CRI for natural color and a more comfortable beam.
When power runs low, swap in the spare cell and keep your light moving — no waiting around with a dead flashlight in your hand.
The dock stores your spare battery and charges it via USB-C when plugged in, giving HUNT H2 a smarter way to stay ready without adding bulk to the flashlight body.
Use one. Store one. Swap when needed.
Built into the tail of HUNT H2, this mini pry bar gives your flashlight a second job — so your knife tip and fingernails do not have to take the abuse.
Shine when it’s dark.
Pry when it’s stuck.
Carry one tool that does both.
Built with IPX8 waterproofing, HUNT H2 is made for real everyday carry — not just dry desks and clean pockets.
Rain-ready. Pocket-tough. Built to keep going.
Choose TC4 titanium for a solid premium feel, or aluminum for a lighter everyday carry setup.
Strong without the bulk.
Tough enough for keys, pockets, and daily wear.
Light to carry. Solid to hold. Built to last.
HUNT H2 is built for the kind of tool you actually keep with you — small enough for your keys, bright enough for real use, and useful enough to earn its space every day.
It brings together a mini EDC flashlight, a pry-bar tail, Cold White / Warm High-CRI light options, IPX8 waterproofing, and a USB-C spare battery dock in one compact carry system.
Light when you need it.
A tool when you need more.
A spare cell when power runs low.
