AA Thrower Options

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I'm in the market for a thrower.

I'm trying to standardize as much as possible on AA batteries. I know this limits my options. I'm not a huge fan of multiple CR123s. I'd be okay if I had to pick up C or D cells. I'd also prefer to stay away from specialty batteries - I want to be able to pick up batteries from a drug store or gas station in a pinch.

I'm not worried about budget right now, I'd like to know all my options. I prefer the "normal" flashlight style (not a spotlight, angled light, or headlamp). Size isn't a big deal, but I don't want something gargantuan. I want lots of lumens - I want to light up the yard with spill - but again I'm mostly interested in a good amount of distance (e.g. for walking through the woods, etc). Decent runtime would be nice but I wouldn't expect a ton on the brightest mode.

The main option I'm aware of is the Fenix TK41... but before I buy it, I'm interested to compare it to others. So, CPF, what do you have for me? :)
 
Well, there is the Sunwayman M40a, and Olight S65 Baton. But they don't throw quite as well as the TK41.​
 
The TK41 would be one of the top choices if you are going with AA. I have it and it suits my needs very well.
 
I think I'll probably end up with the TK41 when I'm ready to buy, although I did notice the TK60, which appears to be similar - same head, longer body, about twice the runtime, D-cell... So many decisions ;)
 
Heck if your going into D-cell, you might as well go BIG and get the TK70. :devil:
 
Ha! I looked at it. And 2200 lumens is pretty tempting. But at that point, I'd just be buying it to show off... and that's bad right? :)
 
Thats what I told myself!! It does have lower levels, LOL. It lights up EVERYTHING on high....
 
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