Streamlight 75713 Stinger LED Flashlight - 100/200/425 Lumens, Anodized Aluminum, C4 White Light

The Streamlight Stinger LED flashlight is a multi-mode tactical light built for hunters, field operators, and anyone who needs reliable illumination in the backcountry. This rechargeable flashlight delivers three brightness levels plus a strobe function, letting you dial in exactly the right amount of light for your situation—whether you're scanning glassland at dusk, working a night stand, or signaling in an emergency.

Built from machined aircraft aluminum with a rubberized grip that won't slip when your hands are cold or wet, the Stinger is designed to take a beating. The C4 LED is virtually shockproof and rated for 50,000 hours of output, so you're not replacing bulbs or chasing failures in the field. A deep-dish parabolic reflector creates a tight, concentrated beam with useful peripheral light—useful for scanning without losing situational awareness. The polycarbonate lens resists scratches, and the whole unit is rated IPX4 water-resistant with 1-meter impact resistance, meaning it'll survive the truck bed and the occasional drop.

Power comes from a rechargeable 3.6-volt sub-C battery pack good for 1,000 charge cycles. You get steady 10-hour or fast 2.5-hour charging options, plus a PiggyBack charger if you want to top up on the go. Run times vary by mode: the high setting cranks 425 lumens for 2 hours of serious reach, medium gives 200 lumens over 3.75 hours, and low stretches 100 lumens to 7.25 hours. Strobe runs 5.5 hours and is useful for signaling or disorienting a threat. Regulated output means brightness stays consistent as the battery depletes—no slow fade to uselessness halfway through the night.

At 8.41 inches long and 12.4 ounces, the Stinger is compact enough for pack or holster but substantial enough to feel like a real tool, not a toy. Every unit is serialized for positive identification. It's assembled in the USA and backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

Key Features

• Three brightness modes plus strobe for tactical flexibility
• C4 LED technology with 50,000-hour lifespan—no bulb replacements needed
• Deep-dish parabolic reflector for concentrated beam with peripheral illumination
• Regulated output maintains brightness throughout the charge cycle
• Rechargeable battery pack rated for 1,000 charge cycles
• Aircraft aluminum body with non-slip rubberized grip
• IPX4 water-resistant and 1-meter impact tested
• Scratch-resistant polycarbonate lens with anti-roll rubber ring
• Assembled in USA with serialized identification

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What lighting modes does the Streamlight Stinger have?

The Stinger offers three brightness levels—high (425 lumens), medium (200 lumens), and low (100 lumens)—plus a strobe mode. You select between them using a multi-function push-button switch. High mode is best for scanning long distances; medium balances brightness and battery life; low extends runtime for sustained operation; and strobe is useful for signaling or disorienting.

How long does the battery last, and can I recharge it?

Yes, the Stinger uses a rechargeable 3.6-volt sub-C battery rated for 1,000 charge cycles. Runtime depends on the mode: high runs 2 hours, medium 3.75 hours, low 7.25 hours, and strobe 5.5 hours. You can charge it in 10 hours on steady charge or 2.5 hours on fast charge, or use the optional PiggyBack charger for field top-ups.

Is the Streamlight Stinger waterproof and rugged enough for hunting?

The Stinger is rated IPX4 water-resistant and has been tested to survive 1-meter impact drops. The aluminum body is machined, the lens is scratch-resistant polycarbonate, and the grip is rubberized to stay firm in wet or cold conditions. It's designed to handle field use without failing.

What's the beam distance on the Stinger?

Beam distance varies by mode. High mode reaches 310 meters with 24,000 candela peak intensity, medium reaches 219 meters with 12,000 candela, and low reaches 155 meters with 6,000 candela. The deep-dish reflector balances a concentrated long-distance beam with useful peripheral illumination for close work.