The Wurkkos TS32 is one of the brightest flashlights of its kind, making it great for remote, off-grid locations or solo camping trips. It boasts a 13,000-lumen maximum output, and at medium brightness, boasts over 25 hours of runtime per charge. It’s IP68 rated and so should remain unaffected by even the most extreme conditions, including being temporarily submerged in up to three feet of water.

It can be recharged via a USB-C PD port, or by the old-school method of unscrewing and removing the batteries. In a pinch, it can also be used to provide emergency power to phones or other small devices, thanks to the two-way charging. This makes it especially useful if you’re not bringing a power bank or power station on your trip.

The beam can illuminate up to 637 meters (2,090 feet) ahead, with strobe and SOS flashing functions for emergencies. According to the manufacturer, it’s also capable of surviving falls of up to three feet thanks to its toughened aluminum casing. The Wurkkos TS32 is cheaper than many rival flashlights of equal brightness, retailing for around $130. It’s worth noting here that, strangely enough, a USB-C charging cable is not included with the flashlight, despite two-way charging being one of its most notable features. That means buyers will have to remember to bring one separately, or purchase one if they don’t have a spare at hand.