What flashlight is best?

Question

I'm looking for a flashlight that has a direct beam rather than the whole radius thing. I need it for work. I'll be using it to look into a rather dusty area to look at specific things (nozzles).

so that's why i want it to be more of a direct beam so it focuses on specific things better.

i saw that the ssc p7 is one of the best led lights out there... if so what would you recommend me buy? I really don't want to spend more than 100 dollars. And i've seen some on ebay, you think those are worth it? if sho which ones...

thanks!

Answer 1

LED is the only way to go,  Wal-Mart has a good selection - only decent ones cost $25 or above though...

Answer 2

HI

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http://www.flashlightcool.com

Answer 3

I have had heaps of lights over the years. I even got some through working for an electrical wholesaler. All types of bulbs, batteries, solar, led, krypton, wind up, & the list goes on. All brands as well including cheap stuff & big names. But I think the best is Maglite. They have variable beams. I have a 4D & a 2C. Friends & relatives have them as well up to 6d & we all agree they are the best by far.

Answer 4

I think you'll be happier with an LED as the light bouncing back (reflected off the particles of dust) will be less harsh. In my experience LED is much better for smoke, dust, & water.

My current favorite light for both LED and Halogen is the Surefire - the least inexpensive version is the G2L at around $65. And this site has 10% off until tomorrow at midnight:

http://www.lapolicegear.com/sug2ledhiouf...

Cons for the Surefire: the CR123 batteries are costly, and the replacement lamps are pricey as well. But I don't think you'll find a better, more reliable light system.