Lights you sleep with

[f22shift]

what light or lights do you sleep with?

whether it be a keychain because it's small
or some tactical one for the spikey head
or a maglite , doubles as a weapon
or some Ti aaa, that you are in love with
or some superlow one, to navigate the house
or maybe it's just your newest light and you want to give it a warm welcome to the family.

 

[andrew123]

I always have my d10 on my nightstand. Or did you mean on my person?

 

[concept0]

I sleep with my G2/M60WLF and Regalight EDC modded with FluPIC v2.2 & Q3-5A by my bed.

However, my high-CRI P4 D20 might replace the Regalight when I receive it in a day or two...

Oh, and my M2X (5A version) will definately be kept by my bed once received!

 

[Cosmo7809]

6P with R2 drop in the event I need a bright light. And a Deree EDC C2H set for low for walking around.

Dont forget now my desk is within a few feet from my bed, so all my lighting needs are there. :twothumbs

 

[Liquidspaceman]

My Solarforce L2 is always by my side these days. I love it.

My wife is also by my side. She is voice activated. I yell out, "Get the lights honey" and POOF, the whole room is illuminated. You ever see what a 100 watt bulb does to a room? Lights up like the sun. :naughty:

 

[f22shift]

I always have my d10 on my nightstand. Or did you mean on my person?

anything. sometimes i find myself "nesting" with different lights for different reasons.

 

[ugrey]

I keep a SureFire G3 in case I am awakened and my eyes have not adapted to the dark. I do not want to blind myself. If I am already awake, I have a SureFire M4.

 

[Benson]

Presuming the query is not meant euphemistically, I typically have one or two Mags (of a '61, a P7, and an '85-candle (waiting for the reflector)) by the bed, and my EDC lights are usually in my pants beside the bed.

 

[ypsifly]

Key-Mate on a neck lanyard. Plus most of the lights that are not in my truck are on the dresser just a couple feet away.

 

[Illum]

Muyshondt Aeon on the neck
"TW4" in the pocket

I use the TW4 mainly to locate my M6-1185 when I need to use it.

 

[s.c.]

4d Mag with Malkoff drop in, but lately it has competition with the 2D Husky with the tactical bezel. These are dedicated bedside lights because of their martial applications, but most of my collection resides in my nightstand anyway.

 

[gsxrac]

Well this thread is a great relief! I wasnt sure if I was the only one that EDC'd a light even in bed lol. Well I always have either my Novatac 120T or Malkoff MD2 with a M30 (or M30WF) under my pillow beside the XD45 But no spikey bezels, ive got a waterbed!

 

[Flashlight Aficionado]

I sleep with a Wee on a neckchain.

If I accidentally fall asleep, my U2 will join me too. But I usually find the U2 on a pillow when I wake up. Because I am to lazy to put it away when the large bezel wakes me up.

 

[Sgt. LED]

The ones that don't judge me.

And will respect me in the morning.

 

[mega_lumens]

Fenix E0 under pillow, SF/M60 C2 next to the bed.

 

[badmotorfinger]

Eagletac P10A2 on nightstand and Fleshlight in my top drawer...

 

[Flying Turtle]

Most of my better lights are an arm's reach away in the bedside cabinet. I did fall asleep once while reading with a headlamp. :tired:

Geoff

 

[Max Brightness]

I like lights with a red led in addition to bright white if needed. I keep atleast 1 of the following on my night stand and I'll leave it on red overnight so i can find it.

1) Ra Twisty 85-Tr
2) Proton Pro
3) Surefire Kroma milspec (Red or Yellow-Green LEDs)

 

[PlayboyJoeShmoe]

For a long time my Streamlight 3CXP with 3 Lith AAs (to make it a wee bit brighter) was my main nightstand light.

But now it's a Mag2D (3C) with an MC-E of rather pleasing tint and an 8 level driver. Push and release gets HIGH! Push and hold gets loooow.

But who am I fooling? Unless the power goes out I RARELY wake up for anything!

OH! And my Zebralight H30-Q5 always gets a bit of use before I go to sleep.

 

[chibato]

D10. The lowest setting is perfect for trips to the bathroom, and its an easy transition to high to check those bumps in the night.