Re: Eagtac Titanium Clicky
My neutral XM-L D25C Ti Clicky has landed, and...
...you guys were right - I do love it!
It's both smaller and brighter than I was expecting. It's basically the size of a 4Sevens mini 123 with a clicky tacked on the end - impressive for sure. I like the titanium a lot; it looks great now and I'm sure it will patina beautifully (that's the reason I was interested in the Ti in the first place. I love the lightness/smoothness/heat distribution/etc. that Al provides, but hate how it wears). I'm so excited - this is a light I'm going to use without worry.
The tint is really good! I was pretty nervous I'd lose the lottery and end up with a greenish disaster, but I lucked out. Haha, I definitely let out a big sigh of relief as soon as I fired it up. To my eyes, it seems to be on the warmer end of neutral, and that's exactly what I prefer. I've only tried primaries; I can't wait to see what happens with Li-ions.
It may not be my perfect light: it has the expectedly gritty Ti threads, it has a reverse clicky, the switch is on the tail (I prefer a side switch), it doesn't have 10,000 lumens, and it can't turn me into Thor. But, wow, this really is a wonderful light!
Worth the money indeed! :twothumbs
I think you will love it! I have both, I edc the AA version but behold the D25C as a work of art (use it as a bedside grab in the middle of the night light). That is all with just a primary, I haven't even tried a rcr li-ion yet The design, the output -all incredible. I find it definitely something that is worth the $
Good choice. I have the same one and it's great; it invoked a "holy poop" from my girlfriend when I used it in the backyard for the first time when something scared our kitty ^^
Then I liked it so much, the D25A cool white will be in tomorrow
My neutral XM-L D25C Ti Clicky has landed, and...
...you guys were right - I do love it!
It's both smaller and brighter than I was expecting. It's basically the size of a 4Sevens mini 123 with a clicky tacked on the end - impressive for sure. I like the titanium a lot; it looks great now and I'm sure it will patina beautifully (that's the reason I was interested in the Ti in the first place. I love the lightness/smoothness/heat distribution/etc. that Al provides, but hate how it wears). I'm so excited - this is a light I'm going to use without worry.
The tint is really good! I was pretty nervous I'd lose the lottery and end up with a greenish disaster, but I lucked out. Haha, I definitely let out a big sigh of relief as soon as I fired it up. To my eyes, it seems to be on the warmer end of neutral, and that's exactly what I prefer. I've only tried primaries; I can't wait to see what happens with Li-ions.
It may not be my perfect light: it has the expectedly gritty Ti threads, it has a reverse clicky, the switch is on the tail (I prefer a side switch), it doesn't have 10,000 lumens, and it can't turn me into Thor. But, wow, this really is a wonderful light!
Worth the money indeed! :twothumbs