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I bought my wife a Nebo keychain lite from ACE. Amazon has them too
NEBO Mini Rechargeable Keychain Flashlight: Features 6 Unique Light Modes, Including 400 Lumen Turbo Mode and 3 LED Color Options; Easily Secured via Necklace, Lanyard or Keyring - MYCRO 6714 (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GWZX82Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_KMRbEbG3K3KFK


What I like about this one is that it has a regular switch that will cycle between the modes, high, medium, low, red, green, but also has another switch that can be programed for a specific mode.


Also as mentioned, I love the streamlites.
 
I get the reason for putting a “red” LED - to protect night vision. But why green??

Those Fenix looks nice.
 
I have an older model of Big Blue and they are great lights. Here is one that would work fine.
This light is a self-contained technical light that pumps out a stunning 4800-lumen narrow beam.
I use to have one at 6500 lumens but it had a sperate canister and about 5 times more expensive than the one above.
 
When I turn on my new Fenix light I want to hear the noise like when football stadium lights come on! :p

Rumor has it @ARD is ordering the same one I'm getting!
 
When I turn on my new Fenix light I want to hear the noise like when football stadium lights come on! :p

Rumor has it @ARD is ordering the same one I'm getting!
The noise you will hear is that of green leaves shriveling on trees and bursting into flame! :ROFLMAO:

Please do not point that electronic flamethrower in Miss Elli's direction.

TJ
 
My Star Wars dream may be coming true
 

I got this one today and used it for the first time tonight. I love it! 4-5 stages of brightness, the brightest is amazing. Quality solid product, USB-C charged. Fits nicely in my hand. As the product is hard to judge how long it is on Amazon I'll include a picture in my hand below. Comes with a holster, lanyard, etc. Impressive kit and company. On another note, I have the best tan in the Campground now! @TJ&LadyDi I'm going to shine it at the sky at 8 PM Mountain time, see if you can see me :)

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@TJ&LadyDi I'm going to shine it at the sky at 8 PM Mountain time, see if you can see me :)

Wazzat you? I thought we were having a lightning storm! I'm still seeing spots before my eyes. :ROFLMAO:

TJ
 
I tend to lose flashlights so I’ve started just buying the combo packs of them at Costco. They’re usually pretty good flashlights and if I lose one, I have two more...somewhere

Then there’s this which I don’t have but would really like to see in under my Christmas tree one day. Not because I need it but because it would be ridiculously fun. I do have a Laser Pointer from them. Its legit.
 
I've been pleased with this 1050 lumen Klarus RS20, but an extra 450 lumen wouldn't be bad to have when walking the dogs at night. Out here, every twig snap sounds like a hatchet-wielding ax-murderer slithering through the woods.

The Klarus has a primary LED and a secondary side-mounted diffused LED. The primary LED has 4 brightness settings:
  • High
  • Sorta high
  • Medium
  • Low
And depending on the speed of how you click the on/off button, the primary LED will flash a rapid-strobe or an SOS signal.

The built-in diffused LED has several setting as well, including white, blue, red or green lighting, depending on how you click the control button. I use the diffused LED nightly when I'm out loading the dragon with wood, but I'm not sure what purpose the different colored lights serve though.

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I'm in love with the Fenix PD36R, I'm buying two more. One for the toad (glove box), one for the S&B (maybe more, hmm, upstairs, downstairs, the stairs...)
 
I'm in love with the Fenix PD36R, I'm buying two more. One for the toad (glove box), one for the S&B (maybe more, hmm, upstairs, downstairs, the stairs...)
Are you a company shareholder, @Neal? You should, at least, be getting a volume discount. ;)

TJ
 
The new flashlights are certainly bright; I will give them that. Being old-school with military/law enforcement background, however, I still like the 3-cell MagLite because it can also be used as a defensive tool. The bright-but-small lights won't make much of an impression on the bad guy if things turn ugly!

Oh, and MagLites are still made-in-America. That's another plus for me; I like supporting American business.

Just an old guy's perspective.

TJ
 
This company popped up in the ads on this site (RVF supporters can't see the ads) and looks interesting. Some powerful flashlights, pricey, but that's fine. Saw one with 12000 lumens!

I recently brought Fenix TK35 LED flashlight and It's perform bright than my old one!

I got full reviews from Best Flashlight Reviews and I just thankful for it!

Unbelievable part of I got in under $100 with covered mostly features like lifetime warranty, waterproof and different 7 modes !
 

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