Tactical Flashlight with Picatinny Rails Mount and Pressure Switch, 5 Modes Super Bright USB Rechargeable Flashlight Waterproof Scout Light Torch for Outdoor Hiking

I recently picked up the NPKRRSK Tactical Flashlight (3000 Lumens) for some outdoor hiking and potential rail-mounted use, and it’s a solid performer for the price. Out of the box, the build feels sturdy—aircraft-grade aluminum with a waterproof rating (IPX-something, likely IPX6 or 7 based on similar models)—and it’s held up fine in wet conditions so far. The 3000-lumen claim is bright enough to light up trails or a backyard, though I’d guess it’s closer to 2000-2500 in real-world use, which is still plenty for most tasks. The five modes (High, Medium, Low, Strobe, SOS) are a nice touch, cycled via a tail switch or the included pressure switch. High mode cuts through darkness well, maybe 200-300 meters, and Medium is perfect for conserving battery without blinding yourself up close. Strobe and SOS are there if you need them—handy for emergencies or signaling. The pressure switch is a highlight for tactical use; it’s responsive for momentary or constant-on, though the Velcro attachment feels a bit flimsy—might need reinforcing for rough handling. Mounting it to a Picatinny rail was straightforward with the offset mount and included Allen wrench. It locks in tight, no wobble, and doesn’t block sights, which is great for rifles or airsoft setups. As a handheld, it’s compact (around 5-6 inches) and comes with a wrist strap, making it easy to carry on hikes. The USB rechargeability is convenient—no fumbling with proprietary chargers—just plug it into a power bank or wall adapter, and it’s good to go in a couple hours. Battery life seems decent; High lasts maybe 2-3 hours, longer on lower settings. Downsides? The 3000-lumen claim might be optimistic—don’t expect it to rival $100+ lights like SureFire or Streamlight. The beam’s a bit floody, not super throw-focused, so it’s less ideal for spotting distant objects. The pressure switch cable could be more durable, and the rubber button feels slightly mushy after repeated use. Also, no battery indicator, so you’re guessing when it’s low.

Isn't on my gun yet but very very bright light amazing amazing value for the money no doubt. Will be buying another for backup gun. When u get it be sure to open the back and remove that piece so it will turn on. I guess its so it dont turn on in the box.

Like: good tactical flashlight The battery is big It is rechargeable You’ll need phone charger Or a single safety charger

Good light the cord for the pressure switch was way too long for my set up

Great flashlight!! Worked as advertised

My brother used this product still has it till this day good mounting quality and light beam

Great light for the price, very bright ... Got it hooked up to a 12 gauge bullpump 😆 🤣 😂 absolutely love this scope will buy again so far..

It is what it say it is. Very precise