Protect Yourself During Natural Disasters With These Military-Grade Flashlights

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Updated Aug. 04, 2018 9:00AM EDT

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As natural disasters grow more frequent and pervasive, your emergency kits in both your car and home needs to be stocked with a powerful flashlight. There are two military grade flashlights on sale in the Daily Beast store today. With 10 watts of LED brightness producing 20 percent more max light output than standard flashlights, the 1TAC TC1200 Tactical Flashlight Kit is also packed with accessories including a portable rechargeable battery, a battery wall charging station, a car charging adapter, an AAA battery holder, a light holster, a lanyard, and a protective case. 1TAC’s TC800 Kit is incredibly durable an emanates 1200 lumens of white light, with 3 brightness levels and a 300-meter zoom capability. Get the TC1200 on sale for $79.99 and the TC800 for $33.99.

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Protect Yourself During Natural Disasters With These Military-Grade Flashlights