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Streamlight, Inc., has introduced a pink version of its StrionLED tactical flashlight. The pink model is the first rechargeable product in the company’s growing line of pink flashlight products designed to raise money to fight breast cancer.
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5.11 Tactical has introduced its next generation of ATAC and TPT tactical lights that will be available in May, according to the company.
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QuiqLite X is rechargeable with dual switch superbright technology, delivering from 20 up to 150 lumens of light on demand. Manufactured from high-strength nylon plastic and aluminum, QuiqLite X will take an assortment of punishment.
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As its name implies, the ASP Triad USB uses a Micro USB port to make charging the lithium-ion-powered duty light a snap anywhere. If you have your cell phone charger with you—as most of us always do—you have a way to recharge your flashlight, even at home or while traveling.
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Streamlight Inc. has introduced the Stylus Pro Reach, a pen-sized flashlight with a flexible cable extension. The compact penlight utilizes a C4 LED and comes equipped with a flexible polyethylene-coated cable that allows for 14 inches of reach that can be positioned to illuminate concealed areas.
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Elzetta Design's proprietary Remote Tape Switch for the Elzetta ZFL-M60 LED Tactical Flashlight provides a fully molded pressure pad, an integrated zip-tie slot for easy attachment (slot may be clipped off if not needed), and a fail-safe constant-on feature.
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Streamlight Inc. has introduced the compact Night Com UV flashlight that features six UV LEDs to provide ultraviolet light for a variety of detection purposes. The new light also provides a white LED for general and distance use.
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Few officers will argue that a good flashlight is, next to your duty weapon, probably the most essential piece of gear on duty or off. Energizer now has a line of "Hard Case" flashlights designed around the parameters of LE and Military use.
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Let me give you a flashlight technique that will work under stress, in any conditions, on any terrain, and inside any building. It's as simple as this: Turn the damn light on and point it at what you're trying to shoot.
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The 1920 makes a perfect alley light. When the light-bar alley light is too much of a flood light or up too high to get a look at the ground, the 1920 is perfect.
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