Streamlight 90540 Survivor 175-Lumen Alkaline Safety-Rated Firefighter Right Angle Flashlight, Orange

This item is incredibly well-made, although it is slightly larger than I expected. Despite its size, it operates exceptionally well. It comes with batteries included and has a swappable colored lens, though I'm not exactly sure what to call it.I believe it can withstand water exposure, and while it's not overly bright, it does have settings that allow you to dim the light or make it flash. I haven't tested its visibility in smoke, smog, or flames yet. Overall, I would say it lives up to its description with good power and functional switches.It is a bit heavier than a typical flashlight, which makes sense given its size, and it requires four batteries instead of the usual two. All in all, it's a fantastic purchase!quires four batteries instead of the usual two. All in all, it's a fantastic purchase!

Good flashlight, would recommend the spot light version over flood light. Long use out of the batteries, there is a rechargeable version, but the AA battery one is more with in my price range. Love the yellow color which makes it easy to find in the house. Also works very well for rescue operations. Solid feel to it, doesn’t weight that much at all and has a metal hook to it to hang from your wall or turnout gear clips. Button is easy to push even with gloves on. Batteries are easy to replace and the clip helps keep the batteries secure. Perfect size to hold in one hand if needed. Always recommending this flashlight and have bought a few more since my first one.

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Flashlight works great and attached to FF jacket well. Great flashlight!

I bought this back when I was a firefighter. It's been through some stuff lol. The last time I fully charged this light was in December of 2021. Here we are in May of 2025 and it still has charge (though it's starting to finally dim).I know it's not being used nearly as much, but for the battery to last that long is amazing.

This light as held up for multiple house fire and has never let me down. It fits perfectly on my turnout coat and the button is easily found with a glove on. bright enough to see but not overly bright like some box lights.

Lens fell off during a single fire call, but there's a chance that the lens cap came too loose. And the light still worked. Customer service was amazing and immediately sent out a replacement part. Still gotta wait to see how it holds up in another situation where it's bumping into stuff

I'm an explorer for my local fire department and we always have our meetings during the night. The issue many of us have is that we do many of our activities and training in the dark and many of us have no flashlights, making things difficult. About a month ago, I was told that I was accepted to go to a local week long fire explorer academy. As soon I was told about this, I knew already that I needed a reliable flashlight to help me succeed and went on Amazon. I spent an hour comparing and reading reviews of multiple Streamlight models, and I decided to buy the 90545 Survivor model. It's cheap, reliable, and I bought it because I've seen some firefighters that I know use the Survivor models.I arrived at academy on the 10th of July, and it wasn't going to end until the 16th. Everywhere I went, I carried this flashlight with me and it helped me a lot. At academy, 7 training fires were done, 4 of them structure fires. While I was in the training structure fires, I had this flashlight clipped onto my chest pocket of my turnouts so that I can work and handle the hose. But before using the flashlight in it's first fire, one thing that I was confused was how the Smoke-Cutter plugs work. This model comes with 2 Smoke cutters, a yellow clear Smoke-Cutter and a black one. The Smoke-Cutters are used on the flashlight to "cut" smoke. I honestly didn't know how this would work, but as soon as I crawled into the structure, I saw what the Smoke-Cutters can actually do. It actually "cuts" the smoke, and you can see clearly because of that. There is only one instance where the Smoke-Cutter won't work, in really dense and heavy smoke, as stated by Streamlight. When I was surrounded by dense and heavy smoke in a training fire to understand how to read smoke, the Smoke-Cutter was not able to penetrate the smoke, thought when I looked down at my turnout coat, I can still see the faint glow of light. This flashlight is extremely reliable, and when I used it for the training fires at academy, I was really surprised on its performance.When you hold down the button used to turn the flashlight on, if you hold it for a few seconds it activates an "Emergency" strobe. The light will turn on and off repeatedly until you turn off the flashlight or the batteries die out. This was extremely useful and I never thought I was going to use this strobe, but unfortunately, I had too. During the last day of training (the 15th) I had an asthma attack during a training fire while in a structure. As soon as I started having difficulty with breathing, I started tapping on my helmet (a signal telling a firefighter that something is wrong). As I tapped on my helmet, I realized none of the instructors noticed, and I started to panic and feel anxious. While this was happening, my flashlight was still on and I decided to use the strobe to get an instructors attention so he can pull me out. As soon as I activated the strobe, a firefighter immediately knew something was wrong and that I was having an asthma attack (I informed them before the training fire that I had asthma). 2 firefighters pulled me out and I was given medical attention. If I had never had the flashlight, things could have ended up very badly. The strobe feature saved me.I highly recommend this flashlight, it was able to withstand extreme conditions/heat and even managed to save me during my time of need. I don't think there's any other company that can outperform Streamlight and I'm glad that I bought a flashlight from them.