EDC Flashlight

[rkenaston]

What flashlight, if any, do you EDC? I recently changed my flashlight EDC to an EagleTac D25A. I love this light so far. Here are the specs:

* Weight: 4 ounces
* Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 3.4 x 1.9 inches
* Battery: 1x AA battery
* Output: High mode out the front: 122 lumens

[340pd]

I have a lot of them. I think I pull one from my pocket every day looking for something I dropped under the workbench. I have has good luck with Fenix, Surefire and 4sevens.

[Bawanna]

I have a Fenix and a Surefire on me all the time. Use them more than one would think. It's a dark world out there apparently.

[GLOCKROCKER]

Terralux Lightstar 300, 300 lumens on high, 2 AAs. I carry it 90% of the time I'm wearing pants.

[gb6491]

Pak-Lite Ultra

Regards,
Greg

[Barth]

I've got a souped up 460 lumens SureFire.
But I picked up an inexpensive Utilitech LED at LOWE's that's really quite good.
Seems like you don't need to spend big bucks for a good light these days...

[ltxi]

A jil cr2

[DeaconKC]

A 15 year old Surefire, it's been through the mill and still works great!

[Rotorflyr]

I've got a couple of different solar force lights that I carry, one primarily at work (AA), the other more of an all the time (cr23a), also have a little button cell that's on my key ring.
The solar force light(s) replaced a nite-core that went bad after about 2yrs.

[Pointblank]

[muggsy]

I've got an inexpensive Mag Lite - 50 that I picked up at Lowe's. It's has three functions, bright, regular and strobe. At the rate that I go through flashlights I didn't want to get anything expensive. I've got one in my pocket, one in the boat and one in the glove box. Works for me.

[Rubb]

I picked up a Ultrafire A10 in Nov. 2009 for under $10....still going strong.