Review on Stay Hands-Free With QUIQLITEPro'S Red/White LED Pocket Light: Non-Rechargeable And Durable Nylon Plastic Housing, 10 Lumens by Richard Dean

The light was okay before it broke, but I found myself using a pen-style aluminum flashlight clipped to my shoulder instead. The brightness wasn't really as much of an issue as the field of light was. After all, I don't need 1000 lumens to write something onto a notebook. However, I was restricted in where I had to hold the notebook and fidgeting with the angle of the hinged light.It broke during my first use of force with it, which wasn't anything but taking someone to the ground and struggling for like 5 seconds to get his hands behind his back. The light was even on or at an extended position when it began either. I also didn't have that plastic tongue thing on it either.Get the aluminum one or just get a two-pack of penlights for $15 and clip them to the shoulder of your vest.