LED flashlight for work

[bartpatr]

Hey guys
i'm looking for a flashlight for work (carrying everyday)
at the moment going with a nitecore mt2c quite happy with it but perhaps there is something better

-must be able to tailstand
-may not be larger than about 148mm (like the klarus xt11 would take it but not able to tailstand :( )
-should have more lumen than the mt2c (360)
-do not need/want a high center lux
-prefer a bigger center spot which is not that intensive and strong
-should alight well a huge area (dont know how to say this right ;) i hope you know what i mean :D )
-should get along with everyday work (1-2 m shockproof and water resistant is quite common i think)
-would like to have a high/turbo mode which is really strong (perhaps 500 to 700 lumen)
-a mid/low mode lasting really long on a set of batteries

price ore included stuff like holster or lawnyard is not really a creteria

thanks for any recommends

 

[Edi]

Hey guys
i'm looking for a flashlight for work (carrying everyday)
at the moment going with a nitecore mt2c quite happy with it but perhaps there is something better

-must be able to tailstand
-may not be larger than about 148mm (like the klarus xt11 would take it but not able to tailstand :( )
-should have more lumen than the mt2c (360)
-do not need/want a high center lux
-prefer a bigger center spot which is not that intensive and strong
-should alight well a huge area (dont know how to say this right ;) i hope you know what i mean :D )
-should get along with everyday work (1-2 m shockproof and water resistant is quite common i think)
-would like to have a high/turbo mode which is really strong (perhaps 500 to 700 lumen)
-a mid/low mode lasting really long on a set of batteries

price ore included stuff like holster or lawnyard is not really a creteria

thanks for any recommends

the only torch that is going to meet your tough criteria is the zebra light sc600! Period lol

 

[TEEJ]

Yeah, the ZL SC600 would be a natural choice. If you can wait a week or two, their new version is coming out with a jump from 750 lumens to 900 lumens on turbo (SC600 Mark II).

Otherwise, the Mark I version at 750 lumens is perfect already...if you can't wait.

:D