Recommendation: Best All Around Zebra Light

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SpydieGuy2

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I've noticed latley that Zebra lights have been mentioned quite a bit and after doing some research they seem to get good reviews. I looked on the site and really like how the lights look. The interface is especially nice looking. In other words, I've decided that I must have one. I was wondering what model you guy's think is the best all around light they offer? I'd like it to have a pretty good throw (140 meters at least), fairly good amount of flood, and it can be no more than $115. Also, what do you guys think of the quality of the lights and the company itself?

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Nothing but great things to say about Zebralight's from my perspective, I would suggest the SC600 hands down and it's funny you mention 140 meters because that is what I have tested the max throw to be for me and my SC600's. If you don't already own some good 18650's then I would also suggest AW or Redilast 2900mah and a good charger like Pila or even the 4sevens single bay charger.
 
I really like my SC80, what it lacks in throw and output it makes up for in battery versatility. I also like the SC600, I just wish it would take
cr123a batteries.
 
This really is an Opinion answer as it will vary on a persons needs/likes to performance,tint,beam pattern and battery format
 
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This really is an Opinion answer as it will vary on a persons needs/likes to performance,tint,beam pattern and battery format

So well said...

The best thing to do is buy a model, try it and if you don't like it, sell it on the marketplace.
 
The SC600 is a tremendous light. I also like the SC51 which I carry and use every day.
 
I have the Sc60, H30 and sc600. If I could only own one it'd be the sc600. If I could have two the back up would be an sc80 for the battery versatility. The ui is great, and the newer switches have the perfect firmness
 
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