Streamlight74300 Strion 375-Lumen Compact Rechargeable Flashlight Without Charger, Black

This light is a workhorse. I’ve owned 4 of these over my 9 years in LE(only one has had an issue and the others were simply lost). I’ve used them as a patrolman, a narcotics officer and a K9 handler. They have held up very well. I made the switch to the Strion from the Stinger several years ago to have a smaller light and have not missed the Stinger at all. The light is fast charging and last for a couple of days of constant use on vehicle searches through out a 12 hour shit. The light is bright enough for distance and close range inspection. It’s compact and is approximately the length of a bladed hand. The only issue I had was with a battery which Streamlight quickly replaced. I would recommend this light to anyone.

This is a great flashlight which withstands drops up to 2 meters. The Light seems waterproof though i haven't tested that! I lost my first one and this replacement is sure to be just as grand as the previous streamlight. Very bright great for sidearm grab and stun situations. Strobe feature is fantastic if you need to be seen. Made not to roll away though it may fall from a 90 degree incline...so if it does just go pick it up. Three levels of light output; 40, 80, and 160 lumens. 2,500cd-10,000cd; on low runtime is 7hr 30mins med is 4hr and high is 2hr. distance on low is 100m, med is 141m, high is 200m. Strobe runs on high for max of 5hr 30mins. Built to live on charger and not be damaged due to overcharge. Advertised as capable of operating on charger. If you need more light in the shade of a sunny day get this light! Packaging also verifies safe operation during storms/showers...shoot probably even during tornadoes...Manual clarifies that this light is not intended and is not safe for use in hazardous situations...most likely meaning chemically/biologically hazardous. i.e. where toxic gases are present. Beam MAY/MIGHT cut through fog and smoke. Comes with battery installed and all in original packaging. Requires charge prior to use!

I now own 3 streamlight Strions. My first one I bought for work 10 years ago! I had to warranty it last year because the LED finally quit. No hassle warranty process. Just send it in (without the battery) and they sent me a new one. Nice! A brand new flash light.If you're trying to decide between this one and the HL (high lumen) version, I'd recommend this one. I have both versions and I really prefer the lower lumen one. The HL version is brighter than you need in most cases. Plus the battery life is really bad (on the brightest setting), and it gets really hot really fast. This one gets warm too, but not like the HL. Plus the battery life is much better. This light is plenty bright, especially using in confined spaces (like working on cars).I use these primarily at work (auto repair) and they will blind you when reflecting off some surfaces under the hood or under the car. The HL is too bright. This one is sometimes too bright. Out in the open, in pitch black, (like camping) either light will be more than bright enough to spot wildlife or find your way to the tree/bathroom. But like I said the HL version battery life is no bueno, so I'd still recommend this one for any situation.Your other option is the Streamlight Stinger which is insane bright (700ish lumens). That's a lot when directed in such a small beam of light. But I still prefer this one because it is small enough to comfortably fit in your pocket, while the Stinger is not. Plus this one is bright enough.I have not found a better quality flashlight. I have dropped these thousands of times on concrete, in oil, coolant, water, trans fluid.. Been ran over, thrown in to the wall. You name it, it has happened to my flashlights. Still nothing kills them. You will not be disappointed with this light!

I work nights as a paramedic and this flashlight is extremely handy. Not too large so it never gets in the way. Extremely helpful to look for addresses on homes in the middle of the night (which is saying something because I'm in an ambulance shining it all the way to the front door to look for numbers). It also works great for hard sticks because it doesn't get hot on the patient's skin but shines really bright so you can see tiny veins. It goes months on one charge as well which is pretty amazing. I've had my current one for about 3 years after I lost my first one that I'd had for 2 years. Extremely important to buy a holster that fits it well as I lost my first one when I'd switched holsters and it fell out on an autoped. Definitely worth the investment!

I had the original Steamlight Strion for a while before it disappeared on me. I ended up getting this one without the charger since the they're all the same. I have to say this one is really nice and a lot brighter than the previous model, I had.They eliminated the need to twist the cap for constant-on which is freat because it never worked that great. The tactical on/off button works great and is easy to operate. It also fits well in your hand and the texturing works well with one-hand, tactical operations.The light intensity settings are nice to have. Trying to do paperwork at night with this thing on full blast would blind you, but on the low setting there's no problem; combined with the anti-roll "bars" it works perfect.Above everything else, this thing is BRIGHT. So far, the brightest I've seen for a light it's size. It has a main beam with a lighter halo around it. The halo actually is useful for looking at things closer up without turning the brightest down.

One of the best flashlights I ever seen