The Surefire E2L AA Outdoorsman Is An Impressive Led Flashlight - On The Trail, In The Garage, Or In A Jam There's no more helpless a feeling than being broken down at night on the side of the freeway ...

Through relentless ingenuity, COAST’s LED flashlights continue to impress adventure seekers, whether on the trail, at the campsite or during any recreational activity. The new COAST PX1R is the latest ...

The Fenix E01 is super-small, lightweight and very well made. It has an all-aluminum machined body and it’s water resistant to IPX-8 (2 meters). It provides good illumination with rugged build and ...

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The short answer: There could be an issue, but likely only with “cheap” LED flashlights—that is, ones that lack circuitry to limit the current flowing through the LED. There should be no problem using ...

A couple months ago I was with my son visiting the storefront of the Warrior Training Group (WTG). While in the store I came across the Streamlight ProTac 1AA flashlight. It was a handy looking little ...

Most commercial LED flashlightsuse three AAA or AA batteriesin series that produce 4.5V. The batteriesthen drive four white LEDs that connectin parallel. These LEDs can workat voltages as low as 2.7V ...

You may have heard that LED flashlights using AA lithium batteries run hotter and die sooner. Is there any truth to this? The short answer: There could be an issue ...