what is the top of the line fenix flashlight
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I now own 4 Fenix PD35s. $70 here on Amazon. Orbtronic 18650 3,400mAH rechargeable batteries with intellicharger 4 ver 2. About the best light for size and the ability to set a intensity and have the light turn back on to that setting is the best thing about it. Bright too. Go to Fenix.com to see what they have but I know which one I like!
1055457
Sorry, I don't know. It seems every month there are new and more powerful models, in all brands. I'm happy with the cheap $12 Costco Duracell 500 lumen C battery one, except for the annoying square light pattern.
1055458
It depends on what your looking for, max lumens or high lumens used as a head lamp or something tactical to go on a gun. I own an older tk model that has great distance and fit great on my duty belt, I also own a small pd model that I used camping and fish. Their web site should give you all the info you need though.
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This one is OK but it doesn't have deep reflectors that are needed for distance. The furthest throwing lights I know of are the Nitecore TM36 at 1.1Km and the Olight SR95 at 1 Km. Another nice light is the Niwalker Vostro BK-FA01. It is 755m and is much cheaper than the other two I suggested. Wait for sales on these lights as MSRP prices are high. Going Gear has good deals sometimes but wait for the sales unless you need it now. This Trustfire light is more floody but has some distance. 750m is probably beyond this lights range. It isn't designed for throw but does put out at least 2K lumens. 11K is way over rated. Good luck.
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Hi William, E35UE diffuser fits well on my Fenix Flashlight PD35. So far no problem. Sorry for late reply. It's only I have opened my account.
2177431
Well the MAGLITE (C) has a barrel diameter of 31.77mm and a head diameter of 57mm. The FENIX has a barrel diameter of 25.4mm and a head diameter of 42mm. So it is thinner then a C cell mag, and also much shorter; The shortest C MAG is 2 cells and is roughly 230mm in length, where as the RC15 is 168mm. It all depends on the size of your ring holder. This light does come with a fitted holster to use. Hope that was some what helpful!
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Surefire is a top American brand. This is a cheap Chinese light. You get what you pay for. As also noted, the beam quality on this light will not compare to what you'd see on a name-brand flashlight.
769886
not sure... but its a great flashlight... have had it for months and use it daily for work... still using the same batteries.
1908894
I'm sorry, but I can't answer the question because it was a gift so i'm not the one using it. All I know is my son in law said it was the best flashlight he'd ever use.
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I have an xl50, and it's a great little flashlight. Plenty bright, and I can appreciate the 2 output modes to conserve battery life. Spill and throw are also adequate for just about any situation. My only complaint, however durable the light is, it's not very ergonomic. It's round cylindrical shape lends itself to be easily dropped if your hands are greasy or wearing gloves. Therefore, it has ended up being more of a power outage light or for the car as opposed to backpacking light or emergency light for me. No holes for a lanyard and doesn't stand on end well. Still, despite these, the flashlight lives up to the maglite name and is a great flashlight to keep in the bedstand and is plenty durable. I have an xl50, and it's a great little flashlight. Plenty bright, and I can appreciate the 2 output modes to conserve battery life. Spill and throw are also adequate for just about any situation. My only complaint, however durable the light is, it's not very ergonomic. It's round cylindrical shape lends itself to be easily dropped if your hands are greasy or wearing gloves. Therefore, it has ended up being more of a power outage light or for the car as opposed to backpacking light or emergency light for me. No holes for a lanyard and doesn't stand on end well. Still, despite these, the... » Read More I have an xl50, and it's a great little flashlight. Plenty bright, and I can appreciate the 2 output modes to conserve battery life. Spill and throw are also adequate for just about any situation. My only complaint, however durable the light is, it's not very ergonomic. It's round cylindrical shape lends itself to be easily dropped if your hands are greasy or wearing gloves. Therefore, it has ended up being more of a power outage light or for the car as opposed to backpacking light or emergency light for me. No holes for a lanyard and doesn't stand on end well. Still, despite these, the flashlight lives up to the maglite name and is a great flashlight to keep in the bedstand and is plenty durable. « Show Less
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the one i received was "ultrafire" and i have no complaints. this a very bright flashlight and the quality is excellent. i am very pleased with this light.
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The Elzetta is very light, so it depends on the weight of your tactical light. I noticed no difference with my Fenix LD22
1261963
I've used them for over a year in a Fenix flashlight and they've been perfect. If they are the right fit then I'd highly recommend them.
1285137
I have both flashlights and both are really good lights. I actually use the mag light though while working. The other is in my car as a back up.
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I would google reviews on streamlights vs. Aimsports ( and ncstar, same design) before making a choice. You will see most people choose streamlight or surefire in the long run. Streamlight is a little cheaper than surefire though and equal in quality. Streamlight is pure quality but Surefire is made to be bullet proof almost but their prices reflect that as well. Surefire is best but streamlight is the only other option you can count on when its mounted to a gun. At least in my experiences.
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I would not know that info but I have bought another light for my emergency kit and both lights are built like tanks. The one I bought for work still runs flawless after the abuse I put it through. If warranty is really an issue for you I would suggest buying a Fenix Light there very good also. Good luck with your choice.
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Fenix is a Chinese company so I can only assume that China is where they are also manufactured. I can personally attest to the quality of craftsmanship invoked in the production of the two Fenix lights that I've owned. As a former infantryman with the U.S. Army who adamantly stood by Surefire for many years I can tell you that I'll be buying Fenix models from now on.
2020236
I really don't know. My husband told me what to get. It was for his flashlight. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I believe it is...i am completely happy with mine, as it performs better than expected, and is yet so small...i have the larger maglite, and have used it as my main flashlight for many years....The price on Amazon is very good for the Combo Pack....Buy it!!!