The Skilhunt Ramble a is a clean looking cylindrical flashlight. It has a stainless steel removable bezel up the front, although it's not designed to be removed in use as it holds the glass lens in place. The Ramble a has a finely textured reflector which is well polished and consistently textured throughout. The LED sits perfectly centered at the bottom of the reflector cup. Externally the head is clean with minimal design elements other than a band of knurling.

The battery tube continues with the same simple cylindrical design with some minor machined design elements running the length of the battery tube. CR123 and protected 16340 batteries fit in the Ramble a without problems. Threading on both ends of the battery tube is somewhat fine but well cut, not exhibiting any signs of cross-threading or grinding. A removable pocket clip attaches to the tail cap, it simply snaps on and off easily.The rear lip of the tail cap is crenellated with the switch cap sitting slightly recessed which allows the light to tail stand without problems. There are also a couple of holes for lanyard attachments as well. The switching mechanism has average tension and travel, producing a very positive tactile feel and audible click when fully engaged.

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The Ramble a has two constant output modes and strobe. High and Low output levels are cycled through by a simple loosen/tighten sequence of the head. Whichever last selected level is memorized even when the light is switched off. Loosening the head puts the Ramble a in strobe mode. Output tint is a nice neutral white. Beam profile produces a medium hotspot which tapers nicely into the spill beam which is clean and free of artifacts. Runtime respective to output is pretty decent as can be seen in the graphs below. On High mode does strain a primary CR123 battery causing some fluctuations in output, but it isn't bad to the extent of causing any noticeably effects in practical use.

The Good - Clean design and relatively simple functionality.

The Bad - Nothing significant.

The Relative - Beam had a neutral white tint. Is able to tail stand. Forward push button allows for momentary activation.