Rechargeable Keychain Flashlights (2 Pack)
The light you forget about — until the power goes and you don’t.
How John uses it
One rides on my keychain. The other lives in the glovebox of the truck. That’s the rule — the second you own a flashlight, you keep it where you’ll actually be when the lights go out. A flashlight in a drawer is a decoration.
I’ve used this one walking the ridge at 0230, checking the solar array after a storm, finding a dropped lens cap in the grass outside the clearing. Six modes is more than I need. Two — low and high — are the only ones that matter. But the strobe has talked me out of a couple dark situations at the edge of the property, and that’s worth something.
Why John recommends it
Off-grid means the lights don’t come back when you flip the switch. A USB-rechargeable EDC light is the cheapest, most boring piece of survival gear you can own — which is exactly why most people don’t own one. Buy two. Lose one. You’ll still have a flashlight.
Specs
- —6 light modes including strobe and SOS
- —USB rechargeable — no disposable batteries
- —Waterproof housing
- —Keychain-sized — fits on a belt loop or zipper pull
- —2-pack so you can stash the spare
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