Let's Talk About Flashlights
 

My wife wants a very bright flashlight to cut through the night when coyotes, skunks, owls, and raccoons come around.

Needs to have a maximum range with a concentrated beam. Rechargeable is preferred, and budget max is $150-200. Cheaper is okay as long as quality is there.

Let the fleshlight jokes begin!

Read that title as something completely different.

Let's just get this out of the way.

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I assumed flashlight was a typo

Get a stinger. Most of the tool guys sell them and they are awesome in every feature you asked for.

Why would his WIFE want a Fleshlight? That's for dudes!

This is what she really is shopping for......

I have a couple of flashlights that don't need batteries. One of them has a system that charges when you vigorously shake it for a (long) while, and the other has both a hand crank and a solar cell.

They don't meet your performance requirements at all, but they make me very confident that I can survive an apocalypse.

I have a Stanley Fat Max spotlight that never disappoints. It lights shit up. Great coverage too at about a 1/4 mile.

We had one of these when I was a kid in the 80s. It plugs directly into the wall to recharge. I think it will fulfill your needs. It's definitely worth a look.

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Q - Looser :)


https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/show...php?p=13658535

:)

go to sky lumen.com
tons of options for throw, lumens and tint

Blinded by the light.


Wrapped up like a douche in the middle of the night.

I have several of these. Rechargeable 18650 batteries. Very bright.

https://www.amazon.com/Tactical-Flas...GG/ref=sr_1_10

Fenix PD36R 1600 Lumen Type-C USB Rechargeable EDC Tactical Flashlight, about $100.

Very good general purpose/tactical style light. Solid construction, very bright (300+ yards), and some nice features, like the battery health light.