Ok, so I admit that I am a flashlight freak. I have way more flashlights than I really need, but, one never knows when you might need another flashlight. Most all of mine are Fenix flashlights. I even have Fenix whistles, but that's another story. I will list all of mine tomorrow, too late tonight, but wanted to start a thread on flashlights because I use them a lot.

Pap

Here's some of mine from the home base, have one in both vehicles, Kabota and golf cart. The Emergency Bulb is quite the invention. It has a lithium battery built in, so when the power goes off, it comes on and will stay bright for 8 hours. It also comes with a screw on hook with an off/on switch. I have 8 of them scattered around the house. Once the power is off, you can unscrew the bulb if you don't need the light. Highly recommended.

Pap

Didn't realize how many I had. Whew about as bad as knife collecting.
The big Thor-X came from Costco at least 12 years ago. I think it was around $40. It'll cost more to replace the small motorcycle battery now. I got my money's worth from it searching for downed deer.
On the left are two Nebo's.
Center, Surefire M6, Surefire M4, Surefire Kroma, Surefire Digital 2 Ultra with flip up red lense, Kobalt rechargeable.
Right side, Lux-Pro, Streamlight Scorpion with flip up red lense

Wow, I'm not listing as someone may call for an intervention. There are 3 in my patrol bag plus an old "stylus" of some such sure fire (small red led) and a sure fire for duty. And others scattered around the house and vehicles.
Warren, you are so right! They can become a real problem.
Walker

My EDC is a Nitecore EC30. Tough as nails, great battery, 4 settings up to 1800 lumens.

My new go to night light is a Fenix Model LR40R, 12,000 lumens spot goes a mile, plus flood and signal. It's the larger one in my picture, but still fits in your hand nicely. Comes with rechargeable batteries and USB port. A truly amazing flashlight. My smaller Fenix models are 1200 lumens and most use the 124 lithium battery but one has a magnetic USB connection.

Pap

Nice piece of equipment Pap. Pricey but lots of great features. LED technology sure has come a long way.

I'm on the Fenix web subscription and they had a 40% off on that model if you purchased it before it was available and I did. At night on my deck, i can really see across the meadow below me.

Pap

not a big flash light guy....I've got some, however I could not tell who made the....My dad was a big flash light guy...so, I've got his...I suppose, unless the grand kids got them....

:-)Rocky

The rechargeable lights are great but I like those that use 123A batteries especially for field use. I have a waterproof Surefire spare battery case that goes with me in my pack.