If you have $30 to spend and absolutely blow your friend's mind check out this one https://www.amazon.com/Flashlight-Pocket-Sized-Resistant-Outdoors-WOWTAC/dp/B07D9JFQTR/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1534746521&sr=8-3&keywords=wowtac&th=1
Or this if you want something to use as a headlamp https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075ZN5LJY/ref=twister_B072FHXZ7G
I'd want to have multiple backups but the $30 Wowtac A2S is a good value and reasonably sturdy.
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Otherwise, the community suggested budget starter light is the Wurkkos FC11. A flow chart explaining its user interface can be found here. A slightly smaller alternative is the Skilhunt M150 with high-CRI 519A LED option. For a smaller, keychain light, take a look at the Rovyvon Aurora A3x. For a headlamp, check out the Wowtac A2S. For higher-end alternatives, see the Zebralight SC64c LE (EDC) and H600Fc Mk IV (headlamp).
For a non-18650 light, the AA ThruNite T10 II or Lumintop Tool, and AAA Lumintop IYP365 or Sofirn C01S are all good choices. We strongly suggest Eneloop NiMH rechargeable batteries for AA and AAA lights. GL!
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The Wowtac A2S is a solid headlamp and only $30. It performs as good as a $200 Petzl if you don't care about bluetooth gimmicks.
Hello flashlight seeker! You may find our arbitrary list of popular lights to be a useful starting point.
For more personalized recommendations, check out this guide for posting some extra info about your needs/wants. Click "recomendation form" in the sidebar for a pre-filled out post template to ask for a specific recommendation.
Otherwise, the community suggested budget starter light is the Wurkkos FC11. A flow chart explaining its user interface can be found here. A slightly smaller alternative is the Skilhunt M150 with high-CRI 519A LED option. For a smaller, keychain light, take a look at the Rovyvon Aurora A3x. For a headlamp, check out the Wowtac A2S. For higher-end alternatives, see the Zebralight SC64c LE (EDC) and H600Fc Mk IV (headlamp).
For a non-18650 light, the AA ThruNite T10 II or Lumintop Tool, and AAA Lumintop IYP365 or Sofirn C01S are all good choices. We strongly suggest Eneloop NiMH rechargeable batteries for AA and AAA lights. GL!
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