Discover the top 5 tactical watches, blending rugged durability with cutting-edge features for military pros and outdoor enthusiasts. From the lightweight precision of the Garmin Tactix 8 to the indestructible Luminox, explore the best timepieces built to thrive in any mission or adventure.
Tactical flashlights are a needed component of everyone’s EDC. Wuben’s newest tactical flashlight, the T4, makes meeting this need easy.
Wuben makes high-quality flashlights but with the T101 marketed as a hunting and tactical flashlight, which camp does the Wuben T101 Pro really fall into?
The T1’s numbers are undisputedly impressive: 2000 lumens, a 498-meter throw, and a 100-hour max run time. However, we’ll break down the T1 to see if it is truly the best of the best.
When we’re putting together our chest rig, battle belt, or packing our go bag, we always carefully consider the gear that we need, but do we consider the gear that we need should our first line gear fail, our backup gear?
A powerful tactical flashlight like the Acebeam Defender P17 will always make sure you have a tactical advantage over your adversary.
The ability to see in the dark when your enemy cannot has, throughout history, been a sought-after tactical advantage. Acebeam’s Defender P16 tactical flashlight gives you that advantage. It sends an 1800-lumen beam of highly concentrated light directly into the face of your adversary blinding them, disorientating them, and giving you the tactical advantage.
In the realm of illumination Fenix lights are like a man among mice, a lion among lambs. They are known far and wide for the quality of light they put out.
I give a quick and dirty of what makes top tier tactical flashlights and then jump right in to the very few that I believe meet the strict criteria! So if you want the best of the best with out the fluff, keep reading.
The most common units I see are actually the Garmin Foretrex 401 and Garmin Foretrex 601, which are great GPS’s, but its the Garmin Instinct Tactical that I purchased two years ago when I wanted a little help. So looking back after a couple years of solid use, do I think the Garmin Instinct Tactical is worth it?
