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Survival Purpose
A reliable light source during and emergency is critical. If the power grid goes down or you're forced to evacuate you'll need to plan to be active in the dark. Daylight survival is hard enough but building a fire, setting up shelter, going to the bathroom at night in the dark can be very complicated.
A tactical flashlight built from metal construction is durable and water resistent. You want something that will hold up. This light can withstand drops, temporary submerging, freezing, etc. These are the lights you see on TV when they run them over with a big truck.
The LED bulb outlasts traditional incandescent bulbs and is 10 times brighter. It can use AAA batteries or a single rechargeable and each has a belt holder.
This package comes with a pair of flashlights with the following modes:
- High Beam
- Medium Beam
- Low Beam
- Strobe
- SOS
We use our flashlights regularly on campouts and they work great. We strongly recommend using rechargeable batteries for longlasting usage.
What We Like
- Price - Two for the price of one is a great deal. Makes sense to have extras around the house.
- Durable - They're pretty sturdy. Ours have scratches but no dents or dings.
- Bright - The LED bulbs light up the room or outdoors.
- Modes - When you need it you can use high mode to light up the entire area. When you don't you can go into energy saving mode with the low beam. We've never used strobe or SOS for camping use but the modes could come in hand in an emergency.
- Water Resistent - We've used ours in the rain, dropped them in streams, and left them out in the dew. No issues.
- Compact - They fit into a pocket or pack easily.
Tips and Recommendations
- Rechargeable batteries - While these lights last a long time on a set of batteries we recommend rechargeables for emergency scenarios.
- Headlamp - Also consider a headlamp for hands-free usage.
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