Flashlights Pt. 2

[Aszerigan]

Ok, the $30-50 range is covered. How about the higher end stuff. $100-$250 range.

 

[WhitleyStu]

Recently bought a Thrunite TN30 to check out all the noises we hear around the property and to check the above ground gas tank when the dog starts getting noisy. I can see people clearly out past 1000 feet. It's nice to not have to get a large spot light each time I need to see at these distances.

 

[recon19d]

surefire with 150-200 lum. minimum... no other way to go.

 

[Paiute]

I recently bought a Nebo Redline Select flashlight, I love it, here are the details.
Details

• Lighting Modes:
  High: 310 lumens, 2 hour burn time
  Medium: 155 lumens, 5 hour burn time
  Low: 31 lumens, 12 hour burn time
  Defensive Strobe: 60 hour burn time
  S.O.S. 60 hour burn time
• Select Dial Switch lets you change between the 5 lighting modes with ease One high power LED bulb (rated for 110,000+ hours of life)
• 4x adjustable zoom changes the light from spot to flood
• Anodized aircraft grade aluminum
• Magnetic base for hands-free lighting
• Aggressive self-defense face
• Rear glow-in-the-dark button Steel belt clip, Includes lanyard
• Battery indicator causes the button to glow red when battery life is less than 20%
• Red ring enhances each of the different lighting modes3
• Stealth Ring gives the option to block light from shining through the red ring
• Convex lens evenly distributes the light without dull or dark spots
• Dimensions: 5 x 1 in(1.5 in Head Diameter) / 12.7 x 2.5 cm
• Cost: $39.99

 

[Tydeeh22]

this man can't read. ^

surefire flashlights..

where's rhino? im sure he has a few he can comment on.

 

[zip]

I have an Olight M20 depending on the model they are ~ 100
The specs on mine are
Light Modes
High (250 lumens)
Med (90 lumens)
Low (7 lumens)
Strobe
Power source
2x CR123A
Battery life
Low (7 lumens) ~150 hours
Med (90 lumens) ~12 hours
High (250 lumens) ~4 hours

If they had pocket clips I would own an elzetta light depending on how it's configured they are about 150+ These are built light a tank

I also have a surefire LX2 MSRP is 210.00

Output / Runtime -- White Light
High 200 lumens / 2.0 hours*
Low 15 lumens / 47.0 hours

I also have several Nitecore's but won't recommend them due to reliability issues.

 

[Paiute]

No need to be rude.

this man can't read. ^

surefire flashlights..

where's rhino? im sure he has a few he can comment on.

 

[theledwarehouse]

You want something real special.... How about the new Surefire EB1.... single cell light with a TIR lens and 200 lumens.

I sold all the black ones already, just have this one lone silver one left.... calling Rhino's name....

Surefire EB1 200 lumens SILVER

This would be my pick for a REALLY nice EDC light.

The LX2 is also a popular choice. We are supposed to be getting more in this week.

Surefire LX2 Lumamax Dual-Output LED

The new FEnix PD32 ultimate is pretty neat. They are about a week out, but you can run them on a 18650 if you like. At $75, it doesn't quite make your $100 limite, but it's worth mentioning.

Fenix PD32 Ultimate

 

[Bersalover]

flashlights

Recently bought a Thrunite TN30 to check out all the noises we hear around the property and to check the above ground gas tank when the dog starts getting noisy. I can see people clearly out past 1000 feet. It's nice to not have to get a large spot light each time I need to see at these distances.

do you have any problems with the rechargeable batteries?? lot of guys i know try to stay away from them due to problems, maybe they have gotten better?

 

[z96Cobra]

I love my Surefire U2 Ultra. I just wish they'd update it (again) with a newer LED (Cree XML T6 would be nice).