"Condor" LED flashlights

[Mike 208]

Does anyone know of or have experience with this brand of LED flashlight? A local Police Officer carries a 3-CR123A version on duty, and loves it. The light appears to have a "hard anodized" (greenish) finish, and a tailcap switch (I don't know if it's a forward or reverse clicky). The Officer checked with his "supplier" (another Officer in his Department), and is willing to pick one up for me at "PD" price ($80.00). Is this a good light (and a good deal)? Thanks for any information. And Happy New Year to everyone on CPF.

 

[Jarl]

Personally, I've never heard of condor, but IMO you could get something better suited to your needs for $80. What are you looking to use the light for?

 

[hyperloop]

Personally, I've never heard of condor, but IMO you could get something better suited to your needs for $80. What are you looking to use the light for?

+1 on what Jarl said, i did a quick google on "condor led" and found an Australian website but it didn't seem to have any LEO lights on it.

My friend is a Singapore LEO and he is using a Fenix P3D and finds it ample for his purposes as Singapore is a rather well lit country (dammit) and we seldom experience power outages.

Perhaps you could elaborate on your needs for a light and we could make our humble suggestions

 

[Sardaukar]

No experience with Condor flashlights.

I believe this is their website.
http://condoroutdoor.com/category.php?cid=19

They look similar to Surefire lights.

 

[tsask]

I highly suggest you consider Wolf Eyes, or EagleTac or Fenix.
I prefer the EagleTac T10L and the Wolf Eyes Q5 Sniper to my Fenix TK10. I am not familiar with the "Condor"

 

[Gunner12]

They remind me of Surefire and Wolfeye lights. I haven't seen one or read a review of one but they do seem decent.

For $80, there might be better choices. What are you looking for in this light?