



There’s much competition in flashlights, in case you haven’t noticed.

Anthony Maglica came up with a new idea, and patented it in 1981. For a while he was flying high with his new product. Then foreign competition creeped in and obtained a market share. At the turn of the century, when LED bulbs entered the arena, foreign LED flashlights really became a cheap alternative to the home-grown Maglite Flashlights.
A couple years ago I bought a package of LED flashlights at Home Depot. There were 8-10 torches in the bag, for about $10 total. You can’t beat that price. The batteries were not included. I had to put 3 AAA batteries in them. They work fine, but…..
The selling point of Maglite Flashlights is their country of origin. They have always been made in the USA. Anthony intends to keep it that way. Enough buyers still believe in supporting the American worker, and continue to buy Maglites.

Promotional Maglites pack serious power and personality. Invented by Anthony Maglica in 1979, these iconic flashlights feature adjustable beams and legendary toughness trusted by first responders. Customize them with your logo for unforgettable gifts. Fun fact: early models were so durable they doubled as batons! Brighten your next promotion.


Yes yes, we know.
It’s “l-i-g-h-t” not “l-i-t-e.”
But it wasn’t our choice! We didn’t do it!
The makers of the amazing Maglite Flashlights chose to spell it “Maglite,” and we like it too!



Today we are shining a spotlight on a special group of people who help many students on a daily basis – today is School Bus Driver Appreciation Day.
Not only do these amazing people help transport thousands of students every morning and afternoon, but they also have an uncanny ability to tolerate all of the loud and crazy behavior that can happen in a school bus. How can you show your appreciation?
So here is a huge “thank-you” to all of the school bus drivers out there!

Promotional Maglite flashlights are popular giveaways because they’re long-lasting, durable, American made, and come in a range of sizes to fit different uses and budgets. Here’s an overview of the main size categories.

These are the smallest options, typically powered by 1–2 AAA batteries. Around 3–5 inches long, they’re lightweight and ideal for keychains or pockets. Their portability makes them a top choice for mass promotional events.


Mid-size versions use C batteries and are significantly larger (roughly 9–12 inches). These offer stronger light output and a more substantial feel, often chosen for safety programs or industrial promotions.

The largest Maglites use D batteries and can exceed 12 inches in length. Known for their high output and durability, they’re often used by security teams and emergency services, making them ideal for premium promotional branding.
Budget giveaways: AAA batteries
Everyday use: AA batteries
Work or utility: C or D cell
Maglite’s variety of sizes allows you to choose what suits your current needs. Your company logo is permanently laser engraved on the barrel.

There are only 9 days left until Valentine’s Day – have you given any thought to what you might get that special someone in your life? If you need a few ideas, here is some help –

What is a good way to thank veterans for their service on Veteran’s Day?

If you have children, you know what time of year it is – Back-To-School season! It’s a time when the school supply aisle at every store is crowded, parents are making sure last season’s shoes still fit, and grocery lists are full with lunchbox items.
But do you know the one thing that you may have overlooked to add on your to-do list? Promotional Maglites! Slip one into your purse, glove compartment, and while you’re at it, you might as well toss one in your child’s backpack too.

Promotional Maglights (Maglites) are a great way to celebrate “Get to Know Your

Customers Day”. That special day is the 3rd Thursday of every quarter. This month, that day is July 17. It’s the best time to give these promotional products to your best customers, and solidify your relationship. If you don’t hold onto your customers, someone else might.