looking for 2AA or 4AA flash

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It's for general use. I do some hiking but nothing too serious. I have never owed a led flash light so i don't know much about different version of cree.
I've been looking at led lenser, they have focus feature which is nice, but then i heard they are over priced and the focus is full of compromises so i am not sure.
Don't want to spend too much on this about $50usd or so.
any recommendations?
 
I just got the 4Sevens Quark AA2 X. Great light. Very bright and floody and has 5 different levels to choose from. I went with the tactical version. I also bought some Sanyo Eneloop batteries and a charger.
 
thanks but my local stores don't have 4Sevens Quark. and seems like jetbeam ba 20 is a cheaper option without fancy modes and with higher lumen. how's is it compare to 4Sevens Quark AA2 X?
 
thanks but my local stores don't have 4Sevens Quark. and seems like jetbeam ba 20 is a cheaper option without fancy modes and with higher lumen. how's is it compare to 4Sevens Quark AA2 X?
Can't you order from 4Sevens direct? I have been constantly ordering from them for a few years and I don't see what the problem is all about.
 
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I have a BA20 and am pleased with it's performance. In the same category, I also have a Fenix E21 and a Ultralux 300 but I think the BA20 is the best of the three. It has a simple interface and high OTF lumens for the price. Check out the good deals to get a discount from one of the forum advertisers to get an even better price. The Quark is a jump up in price but comes with a lot more features (if that is worthwhile to you). Add in a 4 pack of Sanyo Eneloops and a charger and you are good to go!
 
For Christmas, I gave 3 non-flashaholic friends Jetbeam BA20 lights. I would recommend the BA20.

And they're really impressed by the output, and love the simple interface with momentary-on feature.
It's easy for them to adapt and started playing without outside the house :D
 
If you can extend your budget by about $20 that would allow you to get into Jetbeam PA40 territory.

I have had the pa40 for a week an LOVE it. Perfect flood to throw
(for me) 4AA 480,220,42,6 lms. But for 39 dollars i have a sa2 eluma 2AA 220 down to 4 lm (more throw) with infinite brightness button. love em both
 
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