Emergency Tactical Flashlight – Rechargeable LED
Emergency Tactical Flashlight – Rechargeable LED
The rechargeable light Rob keeps in his Jeep and in the console of his other cars.
- Wide or focused beam: adjust the head from a wide spread that lights the whole wheel to a concentrated beam for scanning the shoulder.
- Bright where it counts: Rob owns several and finds them very bright in real use.
- Five modes: high, medium and low brightness, a fast strobe, and true Morse-code SOS (three short, three long, three short).
- USB rechargeable: no disposable batteries to find dead in the drawer.
- Built to ride along: metal housing with a crenellated bezel around the lens.
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Ships in 2–5 business days, then usually arrives in 4–15 business days. Tracking on every order. Shipping policy
30-day returns on unused items in original packaging. Email support@shopgreatgear.com to start one. Refund policy
When it arrives: charge it fully before it goes in the car.
In the box: 1 rechargeable flashlight. We list other contents only after we've confirmed them.
What we don't claim: no lumen, battery-capacity, runtime, beam-distance, waterproof or impact ratings, and no certifications, because we haven't verified them.
Why I keep one in every vehicle
Late one night, coming home from a Dodger game, I had a blowout and had to change the tire in a spot with almost no light. My flashlight back then ran on regular batteries, and they were weak. The beam was dim. Better than nothing, but not by much.
Now this one rides in my Jeep's back-seat organizer and in the console of our other cars. I own several. It's held up well, and in real use I find it very bright.
– Rob, Shop Great Gear
Questions
How bright is it? How long does a charge last?
We don't list lumen or runtime numbers because we haven't been able to verify them. Rob, who owns several, finds them very bright in real use.
What light modes does it have?
Five, in this order as you press the button: high, medium and low brightness, a fast flashing strobe, and SOS in Morse code (three short, three long, three short flashes). The sixth press turns it off. The beam also adjusts from a wide spread to a concentrated spot.
Is it waterproof?
We don't have a verified waterproof rating for it, so don't submerge it.
Can the bezel break glass?
The light has a crenellated metal bezel, and one of the supplier photos shows it striking glass. We haven't tested ours on glass, so we don't promise it will break any particular glass. It isn't a certified or tested emergency escape tool.
Can it live in a hot car?
No battery likes a hot dashboard. Keep it in the glovebox or console, out of direct sun, and check the charge every few months.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are processed in 2–5 business days, then usually arrive in 4–15 business days. Every order has tracking.
What if it arrives damaged or doesn't work?
Inspect it when it arrives and email support@shopgreatgear.com right away if it's defective, damaged or the wrong item, so we can make it right. Other returns: request within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; if approved, we send a return label.
Why I Started Giving These Flashlights as Gifts to Everyone I Love
Last year, my teenage daughter called me from the side of the road.
Her voice was shaking.
It was late, it was raining, and her car had stalled on a stretch of highway with no streetlights — just woods, dark, and not a soul in sight.
She had her phone… but no signal. Her car’s dome light was flickering. She had no flashlight.
Just sitting there, scared, alone, with nothing but the light from her phone screen and the hope that someone decent would stop to help.
That moment shook me.
I realized: we never think about flashlights — until it’s too late.
That night, I went online and bought six of these tactical LED flashlights.
One for her glovebox. One for mine. One for the kitchen.
The rest I gave to family.
And every time I hand someone this flashlight now, I don’t just say “Here you go.”
I say: “This might save you one day. I hope you never need it. But if you do — it’ll work.”