Flashlight

Being a retired LEO I have used numerous rechargeable mag lights over the years. There are some really good bright ones out there, but expensive. If you want an inexpensive/bright durable flashlight go to Cosco. I picked up one a couple months ago and it has been great!

http://www.amazon.com/Fenix-Flashlights-TK41-Flashlight/dp/B004XN3FHA

The Fenix TK 41 is my favorite. Probably highest actual use are my Fenix E25 two AA battery flashlights.

http://www.amazon.com/Fenix-Flashlights-E25R4BK-Flashlight-187-Lumens/dp/B0091TRPVI/ref=sr_1_7?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1435210856&sr=1-7&keywords=fenix+AA+flashlight

amazon has a good selection and that way you dont have to pay someone to shop in there store like costco

I despise anything that uses AAA batteries. They have about 1/3 the capacity (milliamp hours) as a AA and cost the same as a AA battery. I have some from Costco that are bright, but the 3xAAA batteries do not last very long. I'm much happier with these little guys. 1 AA or one 14500 battery. One mode.

Inova T4r rechargable --- Expensive, but will be the last flashlight you ever buy. Three levels of brighness, long lasting, all metal construction.

I take at least three lights:

http://www.amazon.com/Ozark-Trail-300-Lumen-Lantern/dp/B00KN8369Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1435242003&sr=1-1&keywords=ozark+trails+lantern

These are decent little lanterns, compact easy to store. Walmart.

eBay sells a variety of high-power CREE T6 flashlight that use a rechargeable Li-Ion battery (similar in size to the non-rechargeable SureFire flashlight batteries) that are surprisingly bright and amazingly cheap.

I've bought several from different sellers based in China and the designs are all remarkably similar - rugged all-aluminum construction and probably made by the same manufacturers but sold under different brands.

This particular one (2000 Lumen UltraFire) comes with both a battery and charger. I'd advise buying additional batteries as quality control on the batteries is not quite as good as the flashlights themselves and about 1-in-4 turn out to be clunkers; i.e., don't charge to the full voltage and/or don't hold a charge.

You can also buy them that are crazy bright (I bought a 32,000 LM light for about $45 including S&H), adjustable beams, multiple LEDs, dual-brightness, etc. Delivery has been anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks.

Walmart has the Stanley FATMAX 2,200 lumens rechargeable for $49.99. It is a super bright light.

I have a Surefire G2. Great, bright dependable light. Buy quality.