Spec me an LED Torch

I'm planning on doing a night time walk tomorrow with one of my torches, but I'm a bit concerned I might be thought of as a thief or something. I'll be walking to from my house to a local common (without using my torch) and then when I reach the common I'll just be doing a night time walk for some time using my torches. Any tips that people here use?
 
ttaskmaster said:
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more then 1000 lumens would be of use sometimes. I think fenix tk22 steps down but its very bright for like 15 minutes, I'll find the box for it as it does keep to that guide when it was new anyway. I think the battery is the biggest thing, I check the voltage and its gone from 4.1 to 3.8 after being on high for 10 minutes. I think I've used that more then 500 times cant complain if its not perfect now.

Only 20 seconds is a very strained torch, never had a torch lose light noticeably like that. I prefer the single LED designs and they come a long way

i like the atmospheric music on this vid, goes well I think
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-DtJpQOps8
 
I finally got a chance to go out with my torch. I took my GoPro Hero 7 Black to record that outing and I'm pretty pleased. It was a great way to get some exercise and also to do some vlogging for my YouTube channel. Next time I'm going to take a more powerful torch though.
 
can anyone recommend me a small, but fairly good light that's for a room light

at 5am in the morning, i don't put the main lights on because it wakes up everybody

so i use my flashlight from my phone which does a good job for the bathroom, but when im downstairs i use the phone as normal and use the kitchen light, but i rather not use the kitchen light

anything about i could get ?
 
Deluxe1 said:
MS18 is what he needs.

Only 100000 lumens on turbo.
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That looks like a really cool torch but the only problem is that it is somewhat outside of my budget range :). What I am really looking for is a four battery 18650 or a four battery 21700 torch that is brighter than 5500 lumens and is a reasonable price.
 
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