LSL owner - finally

[Geode]

Well, I took advantage of Peter's "foot in the door" offer, and am really glad I did. Killer little flashlight, even if it is an entry level model!

Now I need to get comfortable holding and deploying such a compact package. I am afraid this will not be the last LS.

Thanks to everyone in this forum because you really helped get me into a family of flashlights that I never would have discovered on my own.

 

[Gransee]

Congrats Geode!

Peter

 

[bgenlvtex]

[ QUOTE ]
Geode said:
even if it is an entry level model!"


But that would be like an entry level Ferrari /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif.Nothing to be ashamed of.

I got mine today as well. Thanks Peter.

 

[mut]

I don't know about everyone else, but holding an ARC LS for the first time is just great. And it seems to just get better.
I know that I couldn't hardly wait to go to the ARC LS roll call.
Great light.
Congratulations Geode on your induction.

 

[hby]

> LSL owner - finally

Me too.

But I couldn't touch anyting at all, as Arc-AAs' even 2nd, because of the superior quality.
Now, I know that the Arcs' cannot be mod base but the standard.

 

[Mattman]

Hey, the LSL is hardly entry-level. I would call the AAA and AA the entry-level models and the entire LS series is the step up. Depending on your use, the LSL may be even more valuable to you than the LSH...closer-use tasks would favor the LSL and farther tasks would favor the LSH. No matter how you use them, they're both cool lights.

 

[smokinbasser]

Geode welcome to the LSL club I don't consider the LS series to be entry level for flashaholics. I have surefires that take a back seat to the ARC LSH-p for light color and beam. Its high tech from head to tail.The AA and AAA are no slouches them selves they are an amazing piece of engineering for their dimensions.