As versatile as the human eye may be, it still hasn’t evolved enough to let us see through complete darkness. You may need to see in the dark for your job or your hobby and this Advanced Flashlight will let technology give you a third night vision eye. The foot-long flashlight looks and functions like your ordinary flashlight, with a 3-watt cool white LED for the main light. Night vision makes this torch different with 17 infrared LEDs which let you record in total darkness. A 128 MB onboard memory lets your record up to 15 seconds of video or 500 still shots. The memory is expandable up to 2 GB courtesy of the micro SD slot should you need longer recording times and more digital stills. Downloading the videos is simplified by the USB connection and the LCD display on the flashlight body indicates the batter life, recorded video time, time, date, and other pertinent data you’ll need when snooping around a darkened room. $400.

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For years, I thought that a solar-powered flashlight was a sick joke. But boy I was wrong when I saw the Pisat Solar K-Light Lantern. Powered by a solar charger, the lantern uses 16 LED bulbs for up to 20 hours of operation. The unbreakable 1.5 watt solar charger is light and is long-lasting. Use the lamp as a flashlight or a lantern, with the different handle positions and the two power settings let you adjust the brightness of the light. Never be left out without a light again on your future hike or camping trip with the K-Light. $50.

The Submersible Utility Beam (SUB) Flashlight from HydroStar could be the most important tool you’ll need on your camping trip or your preparation for the next natural disaster. It has four lighting modes, a 1/2 watt main LED flashlight with enough illumination for up to an hour, two sidelights that will shine for a little over two hours, signaling strobes, and two snake eye laser pointers. Charging these babies will be an exercise for your forearm as well, as the charger is a hand-cranked dynamo. Extra rugged exterior with rubber paddings makes this the perfect outdoor equipment and you won’t have to worry about floods since it’s capable of diving up to 10 meters. Another sweet feature is the spare USB recharging cable to revive your iPod or cell phone. $40.

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Yesterday we brought you a pair of Affordable Night Vision Goggles, which would make a great camping accessory. We add to that today with this Self Powered Emergency Radio with Flashlight. This thing is powered by a hand crank, so as long as you have a free hand this thing will never run out of juice. Did we mention the cell phone charger as well? Yea, this thing is cool. $30.