Tactical Flashlight Reviews

This is a top quality tactical flashlight and covers all the bases required for illuminating working areas. It's incredibly lightweight at under 3 ounces, slim, long enough to grasp in hand (or mouth as the case may be) and throws a respectable arc of light wherever you direct it.

It's powered by a pair of lithium batteries and will stand up to rugged use. It's also waterproof - another bonus. The on/off switch is conveniently located in the tail cap and a snap to operate and you can also switch between a variety of beams - high beam, strobe and low beam. It comes with both a flashlight holster and a belt clip, so you can choose which method suits you best re carrying. Shockproof, user-friendly and built to last - and all for a little under 45 bucks.

This is an expensive enough LED tactical flashlight but well worth the purchase price. The housing is aircraft aluminum - which offers plenty of durability and longevity. It's powered by a pair of standard lithium batteries (included) and it throws out enough light to illuminate the darkest of spots.

It comes with a wrist strap and a belt or pocket clip, waterproof and able to withstand being dropped and knocked about, it's a quality flashlight that's built for a hard days work. Heavier than the previous models at 5.2 ounces, it doesn't feel overly detrimental when in hand - the weight is a non-issue due to the ease of use. The light is that strong it's almost blinding and overall it's comparable in quality to models with twice the price tag. A great 'bang for your buck' choice.

If you want a cheap tactical flashlight at an affordable price - this one's a great choice. In fact this is a pack of two led flashlights, which makes it an even more attractive deal. They're lightweight - the pair come in at under a pound, they're powered from standard AAA batteries, and they're both shockproof and waterproof.

They're designed for one handed operation - the on/off switch is located just below the head of the flashlight, and they're easy and comfortable to hold and work with. Light wise - they won't illuminate a large area but they more than adequately light up directly in front, which is often all you need in a tight space. A good quality pair of flashlights, nicely put together - bargain price, want buying.

Another of the best tactical flashlights, this one from Maglite. Known for their torches and lighting equipment the world over, what does around 30 bucks get you from the company? You get 83 lumen's - more than enough to work with and surprisingly bright - shockproof, waterproof, a housing that's durable and definitely built to last.

Operation is easy - a tail-cap located on/off switch that will switch through it's five variable light modes in a breeze. You get low beam (dim), strobe, SOS, nightlight and signal. Not sure you're going to need the SOS when jammed beneath a sink but still - it's there if you need it. There's far more features than listed here and it really is a cracking little flashlight for less than 30 bucks. Treat yourself - Maglite lives up to its name with this one.