The perfect beam. List one light.

[hk dave]

Fenix Tk30
Malkoff M61

 

[KentS]

Cutter triple xp-g with ledil cute narrow optics.

 

[ejot]

Hound Dog!

 

[jamesmtl514]

Surefire E2DL

 

[Henk_Lu]

Haiku XP-G! :thumbsup:

 

[choombak]

Ray S20 XP-G.

 

[jonesy]

I'll vote for the M61W as well.

 

[hron61]

this is easy...
m6/mn21 with phd pack run at 7.5v.

 

[jimbo@stn23]

Surefire E2E with MN03.

 

[nick-nack]

McGizmo Ti PD-S!

For me, it has the best balance between throw and spill. As well as the best tint out of all the lights I own - not too warm and not too cool.

 

[fisk-king]

^

I think this may be a fun thread.

Which light in your opinion has the perfect beam? No discussion of throw, spill etc. You can only pick one!!

No reason why, no discussion, just list the light.

Mine:

McGizmo PD-S

Follow the rules!

Ra Clicky 200CN

 

[MannyDLights]

 

[Marbouk]

Fenix TK45

 

[JWRitchie76]

Milkyspit modded Aeon. Never seen or held this light in person but these pictures are worth a thousands words! :huh:

https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/285080&highlight=muyshondt+aeon

 

[Moka]

Delghi Ti Iris with the XP-G R4 Neutral

 

[Ti²C]

nitecore ex10 xp-e

 

[Jash]

Mmm...been thinking about this one a bit and there really is no 'perfect' beam as there are different requirements for different situations.

Tonight it is raining cats and dogs and a floody light is of no use to see past the almost wall of water coming out of the sky. I had to use the XP-G endowed mag to see the 2-3 inches of water flowing over the back yard as the Quark Tactical just made a nice cone of light for about 5 metres and then you couldn't see anything.

However I would never use the XP-G mag to go walking with as it's just this bright little hotspot that doesn't even light up the width of the footpath.

It's horses for courses.

 

[22hornet]

Hello,
One of the first lights I bought after having discovered CPF: my Surefire L2 (luxeon V)

Kind regards,
Joris

 

[NoFair]

Surefire P60

 

[Shawn L]

Surefire E2DL