Flashlights

Need some extra light to guide the way? Here’s a great deal on a kit of useful and portable LED lights for any nighttime task. The 3-piece set includes a 1000 lumen collapsible lantern, a palm-size tactical flashlight with adjustable flood/narrow beam, and bright headlamp for when you need to go hands-free.

Fenix’s insanely bright, but pocketable metal flashlight is the latest addition to our everyday carry. It cranks out up to 1600 lumens to a distance up to 928 feet, and charges quick thanks to a USB-C port and a high capacity battery. It’s IPX 68 waterproof, and offers 5 brightness levels plus a strobe mode. Full review on Technabob.

This rugged, pistol-grip flashlight offers up to 1000 lumens of light for up to 6 hours of continuous use, or 100 lumens for 20 hours. It’s got a 7.4V, 18500 lithium-ion rechargeable battery, and an 18-watt LED light source, and is housed in an impact-resistant, waterproof ABS shell that’s designed to float if dropped in water.

Maratec’s pocket-sized flashlight looks awesome thanks to its body, made completely from real copper. Its got a bright LED beam that lasts up to 50,000 hours, and offers three brightness settings: 1.5, 40, and 138 lumens. Runs on a single AAA battery.

Nitecore’s keychain flashlight is smaller than a car key fob, but in turbo mode it can kick out up to 720 lumens, projecting a beam up to 100 yards. It’s rechargeable via USB, and IP67-rated waterproof to 1m, and includes a detachable clip for belt carrying or hands-free use.

Unless you live in sunlight 24 hours a day, you should always have a flashlight handy. There’s no better place to keep one than on your keychain. Everyday Carry offers up a handful of their favorite ultra-compact lights in a variety of styles and brightness levels.

The perfect light source for automotive emergencies, Striker’s flexible flashlight can stand itself up, and be pointed in the direction where you need light, whether for fixing a flat, or poking around under the hood. It also attaches to steel surfaces thanks to its magnetic base, and has three blinking hazard LEDs on its back.

This ultra-compact flashlight snaps onto the top of any 9-volt battery, turning the battery into its handle, and pushing out bright light from its six LEDs. It’s also magnetic so you can hang it up on your fridge or other metal surface.

This portable LED light source works not only as a lantern, but as a spot-beam flashlight, and a mood light with a flickering yellow flame effect. It collapses down to just 3-1/2″ x 6″ for easy packing. Save 28% in The Awesomer Shop.

Streamlight’s clever key-shaped flashlight is perfect for seeing locks at night with its clean white 35-lumen LED light source. It’s weather resistant, and has a USB-rechargeable battery built-in.

Striker says B.A.M.F.F. stands for “Broad Array Multi Flood Flashlight,” but we know what it really stands for. Either way, these badass lights offer dual CREE LEDs,the ability to cast both spot and flood lights at the same time, and 400, 600, or 800 lumens of brightness.

The third version of Slughaus’ micro flashlight. The Bull3t is five times brighter than its predecessor, providing 100 lumens of power in a teensy package. It’s also now available in a polished titanium case. It’s still waterproof, fireproof and crush-resistant.

The Tronex is a dual LED flashlight that has a built-in and retractable body strap, so you can use it handsfree. Its LEDs are mounted on flexible arms. It has several lighting modes, and provides up to 4500 lumens of light and up to 24h of use per charge. It also has a USB charging port.

This pocket flashlight pumps out 700 lumens on a 14500 battery. Its diamond-embossed body is extra grippy, and looks good too. While we prefer the titanium edition, it’s available in a black or red finish for about half the price. We also spotted a sweet custom-anodized one on Etsy.

Klein Tools’ 56029 Clamping Worklight is a versatile lighting solution. You can use it as a normal flashlight, but when you need both your hands you can set it on the ground or use its built-in clamp. Its head pivots 90º and rotates 360º. It’s also dust- and water-resistant.

VSSL’s new kit packs over 70 camping essentials inside 1 lb waterproof and durable cylinder that doubles as an LED flashlight. The items are grouped into eight canisters. The items include a first aid kit, a fishing kit, and waterproof matches and firestarters.

The Pyyros Flashlight has a modular body. The base flashlight has a 1000 lumen light, a 3400mAh USB charger and a hammer cap. You can add a firestarter, a screwdriver set, an empty module for storing small items and even a personal beacon locator.

This pocket-sized flashlight combines a focused spotlight beam on its tip with a broad, omnidirectional lantern on its side. It can also stand up thanks to its bell-shaped rubber boot. Its C4 LED outputs 65 lumens, and runs for up to 6.5 hours on 2 AAA batteries.

This pen-style pocket flashlight features a durable titanium alloy body with a military-grade hard-anodized finish. It’s IPX8-rated waterproof, and features a 125 lumen Nichi LED light source optimized for accurate color rendering. Runs on two AAA batteries.

Infapower’s bat-shaped flashlight can also protect you from whatever’s out there in the dark. Its long aluminum body is corrosion-resistant, waterproof and shockproof. Version 2.0 features a textured grip. Deal ends 2/9/19.

From the makers of the Claw multitool comes an equally tiny flashlight. Marlboro & Kane’s Sub is under an inch long and about half an inch in diameter. It shines a 30 lumen light and has an aluminum case. It is IP67 rated for water- and dust-resistance.

Lantern Light’s eponymous product shines 1000 lumens of light. It comes with a removable diffuser as well as a 360 mount for bicycles. Its aluminum housing is water-resistant. It also has a strobe function and a USB charging port.

HeadSpin’s Convertible Light is a versatile 400-lumen lamp that comes with four mounts. You can use it as a headlamp, a bike or rail light, a flashlight or a magnetic light. It lasts up to 40h per charge and can be charged via a wall outlet or microUSB.

This super-bright aluminum flashlight packs three individuals CREE XM-L2 U2 LEDs, each contained within its own reflector. This gives it a wider, more even beam than single-reflector designs. It offers nine brightness levels (from 9 to 3,450 lumens), strobe and SOS modes.

Our friends over at Everyday Carry asked their followers to pick their favorite flashlights of 2018, and narrowed the results down to just three. Check out the post to learn why these ones made the cut, and at least one of them belongs in every backpack.

Panasonic’s chunky little LED flashlight isn’t a picky fella. It gets its name from the fact that it can be powered by one or more of a variety of battery sizes: D, C, AA or AAA. It lasts up to 86h and can also be used as a lantern.

MecArmy’s teensy (1.83″ long) flashlight goes anywhere, offering a bright 130 lumen beam from the convenience of your keychain. It’s USB rechargeable, as well as IPX-8 waterproof and impact resistant. Available in brass or copper finished brass.

RovyVon’s rechargeable LED flashlight has a body that glows in the dark. It also has LEDs on the side of its body so that you can use it as a lamp. The main light 4 modes while the side lights have 3 modes. The flashlight is also water- and impact-resistant.

Nitecore’s compact keychain flashlight weighs less than 1/2 an ounce, yet blasts out an impressive 380 lumens of brightness in its max setting. It’s made from aerospace grade aluminum, has a USB-rechargeable battery built in, and runs for up to 60 hours per charge.

Ysmart’s EDC flashlight measures only 0.98″ and weighs just 0.16oz, but it outputs 80 lumens of light. It’s also waterproof and is easy to clean. It has a magnet on its base so you can stick it to magnetic surfaces.