Want a GREAT led RECHARGEABLE Flashlight

I know this thread is two years old and this light was probably not available at the time but the Browning Stoke fits all the criteria. It's rechargable, under $80 and 1,000 lumen. It's become my go-to flashlight on our farm. It has an adjustable bezel which is very handy, three power levels and best of all NO strobe which I loathe on a flashlight. My only complaint is the tail cap is a little touchy but most often I just use the highest level which comes up first.

https://www.alflahertys.com/products...lumens-3713415

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Originally Posted by Oddmott

lol Poor out-moded MagLites. So overpriced for their performance these days.

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One MagLite product that is still worth considering is the 310 lumen Mag Tac Plain Bezel. Three modes: one press of tail cap is momentary, two quick presses is full power, three quick presses for low mode. It's not rechargeable and requires CR123. My one small issue with the light is the pocket clip which is absolute crap.

http://www.maglite.com/shop/flashlig...ain-bezel.html

I have a Fenix PD35 with two sets of rechargeable batteries - this thing works amazing.

Spammer booted.

Fenix pd36R , its compact and light weight. Throws a ton of light , has various light outputs and great battery light. It’s rechargeable . You can also buy a spare battery if needed

Dang I just saw how old this thread is, maybe it’ll help someone anyway

Check out Thrunite!

These things are amazing. USB chargeable and durable aluminum too. I have multiple of these in the outsider edition (side note is outsider edition sponsored a friend who was building a log cabin. Check it out on youtube under outsidefun1).

I've used these camping, hunting, fishing, and also +600m below the ground as an underground geologist! they stand up to everything and are SUPER bright.

https://thrunite.com/tc15-v2-dt-the-outsider/

I bought a 1 million candle power rechargeable off of Amazon for $50
not giving it much hope but I was seriously wrong. It lasts a long time, it's extremely bright, I've beat the snot out of it, only downfall is you could probably anchor a boat with it

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Originally Posted by DanE

only downfall is you could probably anchor a boat with it

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Yep i have a Dewalt light that runs off my flex 20/60 volt battery. Bright as hell and runs forever off my 9 amp-hour battery but big and bulky.

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08...e?ie=UTF8&th=1


i got this thing years ago, the most amazing head lamp ive ever gotten. comes with 2 A batteries not AA single A and rechargeable cord.

put it this way, i can light up a massive field without a issue, you can dial the light to be a single beam or you can widen it. honestly if this thing ever breaks i dont think ill ever find anything to replace it.