Rechargeable Torches

170g, 1000 Lumens, 53,500cd: If you want a smaller gun light with superior beam distance, this is a great contender due to the CREE XP-L HI LED which generates 1000 lumens with a ANSI/FL1 beam distance of 462m which makes this lig ...

205g, 1000 lumens: With a versatile charging cradle and dual tail switch design, the RC20 is a great pick for professionals who need convenient and reliable charging coupled with a powerful and easy to use torch.

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170g, 1000 Lumens, 53,500cd: Wow, this torch has a lot going for it. USB rechargeable and 1000 lumens of long range (462m) light from the CREE XP-L HI V3 LED. Red, green and blue secondary outputs and multiple special modes includ ...

89g, 1000 lumen: The Fenix UC35 V2.0 is a tactical, pocket-sized, compact flashlight featuring micro USB recharging. It is fitted with a CREE XP-L HI V3 LED, delivers an output up to 1000 lumens and a max distance of 266 meters. O ...

141g, 1000 Lumens: The TK20R is the first TK series torch with Micro-USB recharging. It uses a CREE XPL-HI LED to achieve 1000 lumens and a max beam distance of 310m. The tactical tail switch in combination with a side switch give ...

115g, 2000 Lumens This 4th generation tactical torch from Klarus adds more features than ever before with added performance. The GT version has the CREE XHP35 HD LED delivering 2000 lumens and a range of 316m and is also smaller t ...

143g, 1000 Lumens: This upgraded version of the Nitecore MH25 features the American CREE XPL-HI V3 LED providing a more focused beam with a maximum distance of 452m. Micro-USB recharging and the included 3400mAh 18650 battery make ...

25g, 85 lumens: The Nitecore Thumb is a very compact USB rechargeable multi-function light with white and red LEDs. It weighs only 25g and can be attached to pockets, backpack straps and belts etc with the included clip. The adjus ...

9.6g, 13 lumens red: This special version of the popular Nitecore Tube outputs red light. Good for night photography, wildlife observation, telescope and astronomy usage, night hiking and anywhere else red light is an advantage. < ...