wBW Flashlight Reviews: NEW! Maxxeon WorkStar 2000 Technician's Floodlight  |  Maxxeon Pocket Floodlight  |  Clearwater "Andie" LED Flashlight  |  Fenix E01 LED Flashlight  |  Bayco Nightstick LED Flashlight  |  Harbor Freight Gordon LED Flashlight  |  Princeton Tec Pulsar Mini LED Keychain Light  |  Stanley Tripod Flashlight  |  NightStar Shake Flashlight  |  Pak-Lite 9 Volt LED Flashlight  |  Streamlight Stylus Reach LED Flashlight  |  Gerber Reactor 3 LED Flashlight  |  LED Billet Aluminum Flashlight  |  SwivelHead Flashlight 

wBW Work Light Reviews:  Risk Racing Flexit LED Light  |  Powerflare LED Emergency Light  |  Magnetic Light Mine  |  Sylvania DOT-it  |  LED Cordless Worklight 

wBW Head Lamp Reviews:  Princeton TEC Yukon HL LED Headlamp  |  Optronics NightBlaster Headlamps  |  Energizer "Headlight" Headlamp 

LED Flashlights:  CMG Equipment (now owned by Gerber) makes the super-bright "Reactor" LED flashlight, mini flashlights and even motion-sensing flashlights  |  The Forever Flashlight - claimed to never needs bulbs or batteries; uses a "super bright" LED bulb  |  How about the Nightstar "magnetic force" flashlight; claimed to need no batteries, has LED bulb, is "functional at extreme temperature conditions, waterproof, intrinsically safe and virtually indestructible"; it also carries a lifetime warranty  |  The Petzl-Zipka is yet another LED light used by some motorcyclists; this and many other flashlights are available at the Thru-Hiker  |  Tek-Tite has LED, HID and waterproof flashlights made for heavy-duty industrial use  |  Lightwave has metal bodied and other LED flashlights  |  Princeton LED flashlights, waterproof flashlights, keychain flashlights and mini flashlights

History of Flashlights:  Interesting historical overview of flashlights on the Energizer site  |  How to build an LED flashlight - interesting article that shows that it isn't too hard to roll your own

Solar - Shake Powered "Forever" Flashlights:  Be careful on these - they may seem cool, but you have to do a lot of shaking for very little light. They also have strong magnets, so be careful around credit cards and computer memory. Caveat emptor!  |  All sorts of solar, LED and halogen flashlights are available at Jade Mountain  |  Excalibur Electronics makes the Forever Flashlight  |  See the wBW review of the NightStar Shake Flashlight

Pocket Flashlights:  Streamlight makes some small LED and halogen pocket flashlights; see the wBW review of the Streamlight Stylus Reach  |  The Koehler-Brightstar Responder is a bright flashlight with a Xenon bulb, can be powered by Ni-Cad or rechargeables or C-cells, and is UL safety approved for use in hazardous conditions. Their products are made in the U.S.A. and they supply flashlights for miners and hazardous working conditions  |  Photon Light makes an assortment of mini pocket key chain flashlights

Unique Flashlights:  The Technology Associates "eternaLight" has an LED flashlight, pulsing, SOS signals, strobe, dazzle lights and more; made in the U.S.A.!; they also have LED conversions for Mini Mag Lites  |  Inova has LED flashlights and the strange-looking LED "SmartBright"  |  Ikelite has diving lights that are claimed waterproof to 300 feet; they also carry cave lights that can attach to the back of an air tank

Flashlight Bulbs:  Tek-Tite has LED replacement bulbs; turn your incandescent flashlight into an LED flashlight; they also carry Krypton, halogen and other replacement bulbs  |  Technology Associates has LED conversion kits

Flashlight Batteries:  The Battery Mart has just about every type of battery made  |  Cheap Batteries has, you guessed it, cheap batteries! (Or rather, cheap prices on brand-name batteries)  |  Sunn Battery Company carries a variety of different battery types

Head Mounted Flashlights:  Princeton makes several models of head mounted LED flashlights and combination LED/halogen or Krypton bulb flashlights

LED Work Lights:  Maxxeon LED work light has a rechargeable battery and magnets and the head swivels to almost any direction

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