Cheap LED flashlights

[stenz]

Hey all,

I am in the market for a cheap LED flashlight for my wife. It will go in her safe accompanied by her revolver.

I don't feel the need to spend $80 on a surefire or streamlight for it to just sit in a safe its whole life. I was thinking something around the $20 range.

For those of you who have a decent flashlight that puts out at least 75 lumens or more what do you recommend?

Thanks

[roberth]

How about the Redline Nebo? I have one in each truck as a backup to my Surefires.

[2XS]

The redline nebo is trash don't bother. I get these issued to me at work there not worth the a dang. If your going to give to wife to cheap with concealed spend a little and get a quality light please.

[Hound]

Harbor Freight.... $2 and done.

[Spdu4ia]

For personal safety I have a surefire next to the gun by the bed. For less severe needs I have two ultrafires in the truck.

[sniper7]

Go to Costco. They have a 2 pack of C powered cree flashlights. They are stupid bright, perfect reliability and I think I got mine for $20-25 for the 2 pack.

[killianak9]

Go to Costco. They have a 2 pack of C powered cree flashlights. They are stupid bright, perfect reliability and I think I got mine for $20-25 for the 2 pack.

+1 just bought a pack, great light for the money.

[ZERO THEORY]

I got a 2 for $25 deal at...Costco *shivers* with some Duracell flashlights. They've got adjustable focus, low, high, and strobe modes, and are extremely bright. I've been using them for two hours or so each night during my last three camping trips and the batteries have yet to go on me. I don't expect them to be decade-long flashlights, but damn if it's not the best $25 I ever spent.

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[KestrelBike]

I got a 2 for $25 deal at...Costco *shivers* with some Duracell flashlights. They've got adjustable focus, low, high, and strobe modes, and are extremely bright. I've been using them for two hours or so each night during my last three camping trips and the batteries have yet to go on me. I don't expect them to be decade-long flashlights, but damn if it's not the best $25 I ever spent.

Anyone else hate Strobe-mode with a passion? I feel like I'm a couple flashes away from my first epileptic seizure. And in an HD situation, it would probably confuse and distract me more than an intruder.

[sniper7]

I got a 2 for $25 deal at...Costco *shivers* with some Duracell flashlights. They've got adjustable focus, low, high, and strobe modes, and are extremely bright. I've been using them for two hours or so each night during my last three camping trips and the batteries have yet to go on me. I don't expect them to be decade-long flashlights, but damn if it's not the best $25 I ever spent.

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Don't copy me bro!

I agree, they are long lasting and long life flashlights. I use mine a ton and have yet to swap batteries yet.