Review of SeaSucker Camping Lights - Vacuum Cup Mount Flashlight - SEA94ZR Video

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SeaSucker Camping Lights - Vacuum Cup Mount Flashlight - SEA94ZR Review

Hello everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today, I'm gonna take a look at this Seasucker Heavy Duty Flashlight Vacuum Cup Mount. Now, this flashlight mount right here can be installed to any non-porus surface in seconds. Basically, the flashlight will attach to this vacuum mount using this flexible arm right here. And that'll allow you to mount the flashlight anywhere you need to make… see more >

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