Snap-on’s Strion LED flashlight is made of machined aircraft aluminum with an anodized finish. It features a high-temperature glass lens, and the strobe function runs for 5½ hours. It produces 375 lumens on high power, 175 lumens on medium and 113 lumens on low.

Streamlight’s Dualie 3AA Color-Rite flashlight runs 5 hours on high and 8-1/2 hours on low. The beam distance is 179 meters and the flood beam provides true color recognition. There are dual-head switches on either side of the body for beam selection and one-handed operation. It is made of durable, chemical-resistant, corrosion-proof polymer resin. The facecap is made of unbreakable polycarbonate.

 Jonard Tools’ FL-2000 LED flashlight with zoom lens delivers 120 lumens. It can be adjusted by an in-and-out movement, and the zoom lens can focus the light to home in on a specific area, or zoom out to flood the area with light. It features an aluminum housing with clip-on lanyard that keeps the flashlight secure.

General Tools’ WS-1403 aluminum flashlight has a bright LED that lights up to 500 ft. It is shockproof and waterproof. It can fit in a pocket, drawer and more. It also has a lanyard for easy carrying. There are three modes: high, low and strobe. The antislip case gives the user a comfortable grip, and it can be used indoors and outdoors.

Makita’s ML120 12V cordless flashlight features a compact and ergonomic design and a head that can be set in four positions. The replacement bulb stores in the head, which can be moved to 0, 45, 90 and 110 degrees. One charge provides two hours of continuous illumination.

IllumaGear’s Halo personal cordless safety and task light attaches to any standard hard hat and provides a 360-degree ring of light visible up to 1/4-mile away. It has an IP-67 rating, an average battery runtime of 15 hours and four light modes: halo, high-alert, task and dim.