I don't remember the name of a flashlight I sold. Help! I want another!

[AS1]

About five or six years ago, I bought an LED flashlight that ran on one CR123 cell. It had a deeply crenelated bezel, was flat black, had a square beam (perhaps dedomed?), and I think it came out of a smaller shop in California. I remember it costing a couple hundred dollars. I wish I never sold it, but now I can't figure out what it was. Do you have any ideas what this mystery flashlight was?

 

[troutpool]

Click switch? How many modes? Any other details about the light you can think of?

 

[AS1]

Click switch? How many modes? Any other details about the light you can think of?

Rear clicky. Boutique flashlight. On-off. Like 8,500 candela. Square beam pattern. It's okay. I'm thinking this can't be figured out. Erase thread.

 

[thermal guy]

Can't think of any light of value that has a Square beam pattern.

 

[bykfixer]

I have zoomies with a square beam, but they don't hundreds of dollars.

 

[badtziscool]

One of the DEFT lights from OMG Lumens?

 

[CarpentryHero]

The only thing I could find online that fits the timeline and description would be a (LensLight Mini LED Flashlight, Crenulated Bezel, Single Output, 330 Max Lumens) which used to be sold from KnifeCenter. They were a popular light back in my early cpf days.
It has an aspherical lens so the beam should be square, I never owned one but I wanted to.
Hope you find what your looking for

 

[AS1]

Thanks, CarpentryHero,
You absolutely nailed it. It was a LensLight. I went online and there it was. Unfortunately, on every knife website they were sold out, discontinued, out of stock, etc. And the dates on sites were all from another era, so to speak. The few used ones for sale were in the $400-$600 range, overpriced, in my opinion. Leonard Chapman invented them for use in Hollywood for anyone interested. Thanks everyone. Mystery solved.

 

[fulee9999]

Leonard Chapman invented them for use in Hollywood

like... to use as a hero prop...?

 

[KITROBASKIN]

Thanks, CarpentryHero,
You absolutely nailed it. It was a LensLight. I went online and there it was. Unfortunately, on every knife website they were sold out, discontinued, out of stock, etc. And the dates on sites were all from another era, so to speak. The few used ones for sale were in the $400-$600 range, overpriced, in my opinion. Leonard Chapman invented them for use in Hollywood for anyone interested. Thanks everyone. Mystery solved.

Can we see a good image of it?

 

[importculture]

If you miss the aspheric lens in a small light you can check out 4sevens/Prometheus lights. They sell an aspheric kit that you can swap onto some of their lights. Hope this helps

 

[fulee9999]

Can we see a good image of it?

LensLight Mini Black Dual-Output Flashlight Smooth Bezel (Default Low) LLMB-4S - Blade HQ

LensLight manufactures premium flashlights that are designed and built to last a lifetime. These lights have a high-impact, hardened optical glass lens that uses LensLight's patented Focusing Aspherical Lens System to provide the user with a flood beam, spot beam, and everything in between. The...

www.bladehq.com

I believe this is it. Looks cool, until you see the cheapo zoomie lens that is.

 

[AS1]

Correct. The zoom was the weak link. In retrospect, that is why I got rid of it.
Thanks everyone.

 

[KITROBASKIN]

It is a good looking flashlight.

 

[dano]

Lenslight was a division of Chapman lights (a company that supplies Hollywood with studio lights). They are no longer made.