Cabela's XPG Xenon Flashlights?

Anyone have any experience with these light? They look nice and the price is even nicer.

Welcome to CPF Spongebob. Let me help by posting the link.

They seem to be a less expensive version of the Digilights. They have plastic lenses and the 12 volt has a 180 lumen lamp assembly instead of the 227 lumen "high pressure" lamp assembly of a Digilight T12. See my post "12 volt/4 battery flashlights" in the incadescent forum. Also do a search on Digilight. Paul in Maryland knows a good bit about these lights.

Great find, SpongeBob. I was about to reply, "These are G&P's second-tier lights, the G series"--but then I checked them out. They're G&P's top-of-the-line T series.

And Cabella's XPG series includes great prices on the miniturbo heads (6V = $20, 9V = $23, 12V = $30). They're back-ordered on the $15 9V high-pressure lamps, suggesting to me that this lamp may be the very same lamps found in the Digilight T9. Those lamps, too, are backordered. I'm beginning to think that G&P requires that different vendors state different specs.

Both heads (tactical and miniturbo) almost certainly use a plastic lens. The tailcap appears to be a reverse clickie; Digilight gives you a smooth-feeling positive clickie.

But it's nice to have options. Just think: For $63, you can now buy a G&P T9 with two heads and two lamps!

They have a sale on the 6V XPG. Buy the flashlight, get a free knife.

I have a couple lights with 65 lumen ratings so I was thinking of getting the 12v. I have never had a light with 180 lumens, its hard to even imagine that lol. But the knife is cool and I love freebies so I guess I will get one of each.

Thanks for all the input.