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Keith B wrote:I have an Olight T20 Tactical and love it. Got it from Battery Junction.

Super bright, great even light pattern (no dark spots in pattern), 3 brightness levels with the twist of the head, and strobe feature. I got 2 sets of rechargeable CR123 batteries for it with the charger and have never had a problem with running the light down before the other set was charged, even on the highest setting. The light DOES get hot on the high setting. Those CREE LEDs do put off some heat.

That's a great light. The competition in this field from quality manufacturers has gotten intense, and it's driving the prices of high performance units way down - good news for us.

G192627 wrote:Wow! I was trying to stay south of $50, but for 200 lumens, and better yet, the re-charge in 90 seconds, I could be swayed.

How long does it last on a charge? I didn't see that on the description.

Here are the full specs from the vendor. Scroll down in the description box near the top of the page for details on run times, etc.

Scroll down the page for reviews.

If you don't mind parting with a few more shekels, try this one from 5.11 Tactical.

Product Features

* Size 8.75 in. and 10 oz.
* 200 lumens peak output
* No batteries - Ever.
* Charges in 90 Seconds (NOT a misprint)
* Comes with AC Adapter and a patent-pending Auto-Align 12V DC charging base for the car
* Made from fire-Arm Grade High Strength Polymer

Product Description
Product Description
The 5.11 Light For Life PC3.300 offers three power modes: bright (200 peak lumens), standard (70 lumens) and tactical strobe. The 50,000-hour LEDs never have to be replaced. Tailcap and top buttons perform the same functionality to reinforce muscle memory.

Here's a nice one from Pelican for less money and it uses AA batteries instead of the expensive lithium cells. I've got two and I like them a lot for general flashlight use.

My life safety tactical light is still a Surefire.