What is your EDC Flashlight?

[Tex.Proud]

HDS Rotary EDC. Only pic I have of it available right now...Top Left

Here's a link HDS Rotary EDC

 

[472HemiGTX]

The light on my phone. One less thing to have to carry.

 

[Defender 90 Keith]

Im thinking about one of these but i havent seen much in the way of reviews. Has anyone any experience? I like the idea of USB recharging.

 

[bgenlvtex]

Im thinking about one of these but i havent seen much in the way of reviews. Has anyone any experience? I like the idea of USB recharging.

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You can be pretty certain that the only part of that that is ARB is the stenciling on it. That lanyard is typical of any of a million Chinese produced lights (many of which are quite good). If you spend a little time on the net looking, you'll probably find the exact same light branded something _fire for $9

 

[TexasGMG]

Just like everyone else, I have several lights, but I carry a little Streamlight Stylus. It's a pretty decent small light.

 

[J.W.]

My EDC light it is generally one of these. After many years of use, the tail switch on my Streamlight started to go out. They sent me a new one, no questions in two days. That service has kept me fairly loyal to Streamlight lately. I do like Felix an Olight as well but for work I stick with Streamlight. There are some some smaller brands like ModLite and Muyshondt that make amazing stuff but you’re looking at $300+ for a pocket light with them.

 

[Outdoordog]

 

[Bama_Kiwi]

I truly carry every day a Nitecore TIP2 keychain light, but I keep a Nitecore MH12GTS in my truck.

 

[Seanm26]

I always have a Streamlight Stylus Pro in my pocket.

I carry mine every single work day in my breast pocket, and when off work in my left front pocket. By far my favorite.

 

[LVKE.A.SHOOTS]

SUrefire Scorpion..... thing is amazing

 

[Flamewave]

Been running an MH25GTS the last few months. Larger than my MH20GT and not quite as much throw but I get much more usable runtime out of it on lower settings. Instead of two or three batteries a week, I charge it once a week or every other. It sticks out of the pocket enough to poke my side a bit when kneeling at work, but it's easier to access because of that; it was super convenient when I smashed my thumb at work and could only draw it with my index and middle fingers.

 

[BCMoto]

ProTac HL but looking for a new one

 

[justinide]

Nitecore MT10A ... small, powerful and has a red option.

 

[Relic6.3]

GoPower Rechargeable Waterproof Flameless Lighter & LED Flashlight. Flashlight has high, low, and strobe. Stumbled across it at Walmart in the camping section. It is USB rechargeable and also comes with a neck lanyard so your camping buddies can't run off with it. Went back and picked up a couple for each vehicle; not a bad tool for only $15.00.

 

[19mystic96]

I carry a stream light stinger HL LED at work with me. I’ve had it for quite a few years and use it every day. It’s survived a few falls down the 5-6 story elevator shaft and keeps on workin with no problems at all.

a little big to be carrying around in normal life, but at work I wear carhartt Pants with a side pocket on my leg that it fits perfectly in.

 

[Downs]

Typically a Streamlight stylus pro USB. But i really like my little Streamlight microstream USB too. Im slowly moving over to rechargeable lighting. Even my main weapon lights are now usb rechargeable.

 

[rsweet]

Surefire all day long.

 

[Angel Rivera]

Here is my current EDC. BYB F18 IIRC, 800 lumens, heavy enough, edges sharp enough to get someone’s attention. Living in a land where it’s night almost 20 hours a day, it has really served me well.

 

[PNW_418]

I use a Nebo redline blast. Bulky but certainly is the best flashlight I've ever used. Kept in a backpack though, certainly not a pocket flashlight.

 

[brian0128]

My EDC is a Surefire Tactician and a Kershaw Blur. I still use a Fenix PD-35 to walk the dog since it has 5 illumination settings and the 150 lumen setting is good for over 12 hours but for EDC I like to have the momentary on when pushing the tailcap switch instead of the click on/click off.