Police Flashlights News & Articles

A notebook cover for cops illuminates your duty book for writing at night

The Nite Write Duty Book Cover aims to keep cops safe and productive when the sun goes down

Business is booming at SHOT Show (which is good news for LE products)

Long-standing "Made in the USA" companies like Mag Instruments and Spyderco are only getting better, and they have the gear to prove it

See the unseen with this powerful tactical flashlight

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The high-lumen TK16 V2.0 from Fenix Lighting can cast light nearly a quarter-mile with its high light output, long battery life and durable construction

Spotlight: Fenix Lighting's hand-held flashlights allow LEOs to do their job day or night

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The company's lighting products help not only with an officer being able to perform their duty, but also gets them home safely to their family

10 investments for tactical medics worth every penny

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Products designed to make your job easier that you won’t regret purchasing or upgrading

7 investments worth every penny for SWAT officers

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From waterproof boots to Cat Crap (yes, really), here's some essential gear to add to your SWAT toolkit

An essential piece of gear gets an ergonomic makeover

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Streamlight’s Stinger 2020 flashlight sports an anti-roll body design, other new features

Tactical, pocket carry and weapon-mounted: A smorgasbord of new lights from Streamlight

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Whether working the night shift, or searching a dimly lit building, there’s no reason you have to be in the dark

A shot in the dark

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Wisconsin officer Aaron Hintz is convinced his training prepared him to make a 54’ shot when lives were on the line

What's on your wish list? A gift guide for LEOs

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A roundup of gifts from companies who support the thin blue line, or who provide products with law enforcement in mind

How to buy flashlights (eBook)

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Download this Police1 flashlights buying guide to learn key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation

How to disinfect your duty gear amid COVID-19 concerns

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With lots of misinformation out there on how to prevent contamination of duty gear, here’s a resource that sets the record straight

A cop's guide to the supplies you will want on patrol

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While there is no one way to do the job, this is a list of basics for every cop on the street

Training Day: How to set up a low light training drill

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Knowing how to use lighting conditions and flashlights is as important as shooting accurately

Why two is better than one

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Just as officers should always have a backup plan, they should always have backup gear

Tech advances on display at SHOT Show 2019

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From improved tech to new tech in familiar clothing, there was plenty that piqued my interest at this year’s SHOT Show

The top 10 GovX gear items for LEOs and tactical pros

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Steve Tracy, who has 30 years of experience under his belt weighs in on why these bestsellers are a hit among officers

5.11 to showcase breathable uniforms, high-tech camo and tactical lighting at IACP

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Poly/wool technology elevates the company’s latest uniform line, offering functionality, comfort and durability

Review: Pelican’s new 7 Series lights provide battery options and added functionality

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Pelican has engineered a new series of lights for law enforcement with features that are smart and tactical

Why two hands are better than one: The advantages of a weapon light

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A weapon light allows an officer to use a two-handed grip on their pistol, which is undeniably superior in accuracy and mechanical functioning to the lone grabber option

SHOT Show 2018 roundup: Innovative gear from the show floor

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This year's SHOT Show featured some multi-purpose innovative gear offering great value for the money

4 companies lighting the way at SHOT Show 2018

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New products from NexTorch, QuiqLite, Streamlight and SureFire make for a bright future

Beware of where you wear your flashlight

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On occasion I see officers with their large squad flashlights hanging on a ring in the small of their back. While it may be equally accessible to both hands, this is not a good practice. Any hard o...