What's you're ultimate tactical EDC Light/UI?

[Timothybil]

This is still hypothetical, since the light isn't out yet, but I think the new Nitecore TM03 comes real close to the perfect tactical light. It is a single 18650 light, with 1300/550/40 lumen modes available. It has a separate button that will immediately give one 2300 lumens of bright light, or 2300 lumens of strobe, depending on a prior programming selection. The other tactical mode is available with two presses of the switch. That gives a reasonable spread of output for normal use, with the ability to really blast the light out there when needed to startle/disorient the target. We will see how well it does in reality when we start see reviews.

 

[Jose Marin]

Pflexpro advance programming p60 drop ins, complete customizable modes, brightness, memory or none, double tap custom mode, lots of led choices, direct drive, just awesome.

 

[Tac Gunner]

Im ALL about Malkoff and simplicity, but I applaud you're audacity Sir.

Well done.

:touche:

Thanks. I still need to get me a Malkoff drop in as I do want to have one and I fully understand the benefits of simple. I was quite hesitant the first couple of months I had it as far as relying on it during anything close to a high stress situation. Now after having it almost a year I have practiced with it and use it daily and now it's second nature to me, it's almost instinctual on how many taps for what.

 

[sandalian]

My best UI so far is Novatac 120T.
I've tried many flashlight series and brands with different UIs, so far I found the comfort on Novatac 120T.

 

[Amurr]

It's hard or beat a good solid surefire for value as a basic tactical light.