Awesome Flashlights

This palm-size flashlight can run on a single AA battery but outputs up to 550 lumens with the included 14500 rechargeable battery. Its Nichia 219F LED produces a 90+ CRI with a neutral 5000K color temperature. Its 3.73″ long case is CNC machined from aluminum alloy, and IP68 rated waterproof.

We’re used to seeing the Bushnell name on scopes and binoculars but they also make flashlights. Their 2000-lumen model projects a beam up to 377 feet long, and offers great runtime thanks to its elongated body and rechargeable dual 18650 batteries. It’s not fully waterproof, but it is IPX4-rated water resistant, so it can handle splashes and a bit of rain.

Punch through the darkness with the Maelstrom MX3F Flood flashlight from Foursevens. It features three crisp Nichia 144A LEDs powered by a single 26650 lithium-ion battery, outputting a maximum of 2600 lumens. We dig the anodized blue aluminum shell and the swappable TIR optics for easy switching between 33º and 60º beam angles.

Nitecore’s high-power tactical flashlight blasts out 9800 lumens in its turbo mode, projecting its beam up to 918 feet. It packs nine CREE XP-L2 HD LEDs and has a 5000 mAh 21700 rechargeable battery that’s capable of outputting a 2000-lumen beam for up to 3 hours. It’s machined from aircraft-grade aluminum and has an IP68 waterproof rating.

MecArmy’s compact stainless steel flashlight can blast out a beam of up to 2000 lumens. It’s got four bright CREE XP-G3 LEDs, runs for as long as 60 hours in low mode, and can recharge in 2.5 hours. It’s IPX7-rated waterproof, and its case has an anti-roll design with a grippy, textured body. Choose from a polished, sandblasted, or stonewashed finish.

This rectangular flashlight uses three high-CRI LEDs to output a 175º wide beam at up to 2500 lumens. It has four brightness levels, strobe and SOS modes, and comes with a red diffuser cap for emergencies and stealth. Its USB Type-C port is hidden beneath a flip-up magnetic cover, and the light includes a removable belt clip.

We love the micro-arc oxidized grey finish on RovyVon’s S21 flashlight. It kicks out a bright 3000-lumen spot beam that’s visible up to 400 meters, or about 1312 feet. Its crisp white 6500K beam won’t impact colors, and it offers five brightness levels. The S21 is IPX8-rated waterproof and has a magnetic base for mounting. It’s also available in a gunmetal finish.

This tactical flashlight from Nitecore is impressively slim at just 0.56″ while still being quite bright. It has a dual-core LED light source that outputs up to 3000 lumens, with a maximum beam throw of 721 feet. It’s powered by a 1700 mAh Li-ion battery and has five brightness levels plus a strobe mode.

Keyport’s slimline flashlight can be used standalone or snapped onto their customizable Pivot and Slide multitool platforms. It has four brightness levels up to 90 lumens and comes with a pocket clip and paracord zipper pull attachments.

Powered by Worx’s interchangeable PowerShare battery packs, the WX027L is a versatile source of illumination. It combines an LED flashlight, a desk lamp, a 360º lantern, and an emergency light in one. Its top telescopes and is hinged so you can adjust its angle as well. Available with or without a battery pack.

The palm-size Nextorch TA20 offers five lighting modes with a maximum brightness of 1000 lumens and a strobe mode. It features a waterproof aluminum alloy case and includes a tactical carry ring, a pocket clip, and a ceramic window breaker. Its switch has a lock feature that prevents it from accidentally turning on in your pocket or bag.

Olight’s flat Arkfield Pro flashlight combines a crisp white light, a UV light, and a green laser in a single case. Its 1500 mAh rechargeable battery provides up to 264 hours of white light in moonlight mode, 61 hours of laser, and 315 minutes of UV light between charges. A circular thumb switch clicks easily between modes.

Brighten up your day with this brilliantly green pocket gear collected by our friends at Everyday Carry. Their loudest loadout yet includes a Moleskine notebook, a Flowfold zipper pouch, a Kershaw pocket knife, and an Invicta diver’s watch, all in shades of acid and lime green that’ll wake up your rods and cones.

This version of the Acebeam Rider RX flashlight has a maximum output of 1000 lumens. It can project a beam of more than 344 feet and runs on either the included rechargeable battery or a standard AA battery. It has an anodized aluminum shell and is IP68-rated waterproof and dustproof.

Olight’s little clip-on light offers versatile mounting options. Its durable, spring-loaded clip has been tested through 10,000 cycles without breaking. Plus, it’s got a built-in magnet for attaching to steel or iron objects. It has four brightness modes from 1.5 to 180 lumens, a 300-lumen turbo mode, and a red mode for preserving night vision.

TiMate’s keychain-friendly titanium flashlight is waterproof, rechargeable, and easy to detach, thanks to its magnetic quick-release rear cap. It has a 120-lumen beam, a watertight USB-C charging port, and an emergency glass breaker tool. It can also attach to metal surfaces and has a detachable pocket clip.

We really dig the dual-layered black and blue construction of Acebeam’s compact aluminum flashlight. The 5″ long light cranks out a max brightness of 4600 lumens in turbo mode, with a throw distance up to 787 feet. It’s rated IP68 dust and waterproof, and its built-in clip can attach to a pocket or backpack strap.

The Nitecore LR70 combines a bright flashlight, a camping lantern, and a power bank. Its flashlight cranks out a maximum of 3000 lumens, while the lantern mode produces a smooth white light of up to 400 lumens in every direction. Its other modes include beacon, SOS, and red light, and its 10,000 mAh battery recharges gadgets quickly via a USB-C port.

The NEBO Glow Tumbler Holder adds a new capability to stainless steel tumblers. The handle not only makes them easier to hold but adds a bright 3-mode ambient light source for nighttime festivities. It offers three brightness modes: 350 lumens, 220 lumens, and 130 lumens, and runs on three AAA batteries. It works with most 30 oz. insulated tumblers.

Nebo’s versatile USB-rechargeable light offers three modes: 300-lumen lantern, 120-lumen spotlight, and 10-lumen mode that emulates flickering candlelight. It also doubles as a power bank for charging up USB devices.

After losing his left eye to cancer as a child, Brian Stanley started wearing prosthetic eyeballs. More recently, he turned lemons into lemonade by fabricating a series of light-up eyeballs, including one that’s bright enough to be used as a flashlight. He’s also made a titanium cyborg eye that makes him look like a Terminator.

This pocket flashlight has a max brightness of 250 lumens and a lightweight aluminum shell. Its micro-USB charging port is protected from the elements under a sliding metal sleeve, and it comes with a removable two-way pocket clip that can attach to the brim of a hat. Runs for 1.5 hours per charge in 250-lumen mode and 3.5 hours in 50-lumen mode.

AceBeam’s high-performance E75 flashlight has a four-core 6500K LED array that blasts out 4500 lumens with a maximum beam distance of 853 feet. It’s got five other brightness levels and a high-visibility strobe mode. The mid-sized light fits perfectly in your hand and is waterproof, dustproof, and impact resistant. Available in black, gray, teal, or green.