WJP9

As much as I hate to pull the "Walmart" Card....they have a couple good choices for super bright LED flaslights. Target has a couple as well. Brinks and Dorcy are a couple of the brands. I have owned a samll stainless steel LED Dorcy for a couple years, and it is an excellent and economical option.

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ElMonoDelMar

I hear you can get the Inova from Target. When I go to pick it up, I'll look at their other lights.

artz

yepper....the Inova X1 from Target, also a Dorcy you can get from Wally-world. I don't know if Dorcy is carried in Target.

ElMonoDelMar

I've got a walmart here in town. I'll check out the Dorcy sometime.

clipse

If I were you I'ld go with the Fenix E1. It runs on AAA batteries and is regulated (actually regulated very well) and will have a constant output for over 2 hours on an alkeline cell and more than 5 hours. Plus it is brighter than the Arc AAA P. Its much smaller than the X1 so it will fit on a keychaing better. And its price won't break the wallet.

The Fenix-Store has them in stock and shipping is included in the price.

Check here for a review of the Fenix E1.

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ArmyCop

I bought a Brinkmann - uses 2 lithium batteries small light for $19 and some change at Walmart. Looks to me to be as bright as my Scorpion that cost twice as much.

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ElMonoDelMar

It's starting to look like there are just WAY too many options for good flashlights under $20. I really didn't know so many of them existed.

artz

oh yea there are..... again... using flashlight review as a guide to what you need or want.... which cuts out the guess work, especially when you order on-line. Great info......... :)

hsuCowboy98

Ive got a 2 watt Workforce LED from Lowes....22.00 It is a great toolbox light, and has handled all kinds of abuse so far without breaking.

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A real estate appraiser friend of mine bought me one of these, I didn't think I would like it at first, but after using it for about a month or two, I have come to like it a lot. It is a Pentagon Defense Product flashlight. He uses his multiple times a day.

I run a handyman business and use flashlights everyday. For the last two months I have been working at fire reconstruction job's in two locations, residential and commercial, and use the light heavily at both places. The food processing center is a two story building where we had to run new plumbing in the roof trusses, so we are up on scaffolding and ladders a lot, and the light has been dropped a few times and keeps on running with no problem. It's been dropped in mud and had solder dropped on it and it keeps going. I even used it as a hammer and a wedge under a fiberglass tub and surround, still working and looks good yet.

Mine is the zytel model that lists for 24.95. I just ordered two spare bulbs for it last week and just got them in. It does have the tail cap and twist on feature which is nice. ( I ordered the bulbs because the light stopped working -suddenly-. So I figured it was the bulb. Well I put the new bulb in and it still didn't work, so I installed some old batteries and it works just fine, I think I had a bad cell.)

This light seems brighter then my old Pelican model that put out 80 lumen's also.

It has a fairly sturdy wire clip hanger to attach it to your belt or pocket.

It has the "anti-roll" bezel to keep it from rolling away on you.

It's size, for my hands, is just right.

http://www.pentagondefense.com/flashlights-topfla.html