BillG
Newly Enlightened
i say streamlight or any fenix with a twist on.
don't forget the CMG infinity ultra!!
don't forget the CMG infinity ultra!!
That's my point. Although I think the Ra Twisty is probably much more robust, the 6P is mentioned many more times, which leads me to suspect very few people have Twisty's or are just voting their favorite light?
I don't know, but the Twisty is one tough light and I never even guessed at the build quality until I got one in my hands!
No it doesn't. The question had nothing to do with price or availability and anyone here is capable of getting one with just a little effort applied in the Marketplace.Well I looked into the Ra Twisty some time ago and it was OUT OF STOCK. So it don't matter if the quality and build is the best if someone can't get one. I bet it's still out of stock. Anyone know if they are still made?
No it doesn't. The question had nothing to do with price or availability and anyone here is capable of getting one with just a little effort applied in the Marketplace.
Last time I looked I had two of them and it wasn't hard for me to get them either.
..... Been looking at the Ra Clicky and hope they start selling the Twisty again. Wonder why they stopped?
I wonder too?!? Incredible light though, and I wish all twisty lights had the 3-level single twist interface that the Twisty has.Been looking at the Ra Clicky and hope they start selling the Twisty again. Wonder why they stopped?
You're suggesting that the switch on the Ra Twisty is not up to the same standards of the case it's in, or more to the point, the reliability of a D10?!?what good is a tank build case for if the switch might fail? therfore my vote goes to the nitecore D10.
what good is a tank build case for if the switch might fail? therfore my vote goes to the nitecore D10. i've dropped the little sucker quite a few times, including from my bike at the speed of 20-30km/h, it has been covered with ice, snow and mud, it was exposed to 40° plus a well as 18° minus and even used once as a searchlight in a sewage pipe. it still works like a charme. rugged test passed - for me.
cheers
Nice..Now we just need to see if a Surefire will survive to be frozen, then brutally de-iced with an axe
I found this wolf eyes video, seems pretty tough too...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uodD7ZQIU0&feature=channel
In terms of nothing more than brutish tank-like construction and simplicity, I think it's a toss-up between a few lights.
Mike Jordan's Mega Micro:
Extremely thick body walls of T7075 aluminum, twisty operation, and no moving parts to break. I prefer the original single-mode Diamond Dragon model.
There's a story of an E2E on the SF website that got frozen in a duck pond for a few weeks/months(?). Pulled it outta the muck and it fired right up...