If your contingency plan locker has stacks of AA batteries, you'll love this little tactical light. The Charge can be mounted on a helmet, head strap, MOLLE/PALS, or Picatinny rail and provides a range of colors to light your way through the darkness.
With three small LEDs and a white MaxBright led and a gooseneck boom for directing the light, the Charge provides what you need and where you need it. The operating button and battery door latch are large and recessed for ease of operation. With batteries you don't have to rely on any electricity network to charge the torch, just keep a few extra batteries with you.
MPLS means that a bunch of attaching adapters are included.
This light has some options for special purposes, but overall simplicity is retained really well.
Even if you're a mouth-breather and your lips move when you read, you'll do fine with this torch.
To go through your backpack, read a map or check the trail immediately before your eyes, a red setting is best, so it's the primary mode. There's no "previous mode memory", so the functions are always the same and you get used to them quickly.
Enough straps on your gear? Clip the torch on your head, helmet, or plate carrier with various options: The light itself mounts directly to ARC rails. Adapters for the above rail, EXFIL, and Picatinny rails as well as two PALS (MOLLE) brackets (0 and 90 degrees) and head strap are all included with the Charge MPLS.
Princeton Tec offers a 1-year warranty for this model.