Of all my lights, I am constantly and consistently impressed by

[nbp]

BitZ

Need I say more?

 

[chaoss]

...My Novatac 120P, it just has literally, the perfect beam.

Me too, i hit the LED lottery with mine (nice warmish white) but my RA Twisty is THE ONE :thumbsup:.

 

[steed77]

My Elektrolumens P-7 EDC.
But it may soon have competition from the incoming MCE version.

I'm with this guy!

I did just do a direct-drive MC-E 6P, nice but the incoming MC-E I have been waiting for. :thumbsup:

 

[Chrontius]

I can't afford anything that would really impress me q_q

That said, I still love the E2e. More bang for your bulk than anything else I own.

 

[NonSenCe]

hmm.. currently amazed by.. yeah, i kinda must go against the grain..

and say..

dx Fauxton! -just SO bright for its price!


-ok i keep flickering on/off with tk11 all the time too.. (more than other lights i own and click on and off for fun)

 

[Thujone]

My milky upgraded Novatac 120p always gives me that feeling.

 

[Owen]

I have several, including Malkoff "Warm" drop-ins, that have the 5A tint Cree emitters. The difference in how usable the beams, and realistic the color rendition is compared to standard Crees, Luxeons, Seouls, etc. is so great that as far as I'm concerned they are all obsolete.

at this moment, I use flashlights most for all kinds of electronics inspections, where the SF L1 LumaMax does the job very, very well indeed.

It may have uhhh, not my favorite color of light, but as long as I'm not in the woods, that's no problem.

Got a L1 on the way, since I won't be so eager to carry a full-size light with Malkoff drop-in when the weather gets hot. It will get one of those Q3 5A emitters, whether I do it, or have to pay someone to.
With the low and high modes, plus a diffuser to go from spot to flood, it should make a wonderful EDC light. Thanks for the mini-review. Even after reading anything and everything about it on the forum, it's still nice to hear more good feedback, especially after finally putting money on it:thumbsup:
Hopefully it will become THE one that "constantly and consistently impresses" me even more than the others.

 

[Centropolis]

...My Novatac 120P, it just has literally, the perfect beam.

+1 for me. 120P has everything....the right size for grip, the nice flood beam, programming, looks good too!

 

[Styerman]

Two really impress me , my old skool McLux III PD , and my Streamlight microstream .

Chris

 

[nerdgineer]

Fenix L0D. Always there, always works, a marvel of flexibility and quality for $23 (Lux version at closeout).

 

[mudman cj]

My L1 with a Cree Q3 5A and McR-19XR upgrade. It was originally a Lux model, and retains the nice low mode. The reflector produces a very usable beam that is so close to that of the A2 that when I put them side by side on high, one of my flashaholic friends that is also a CPF member (shall remain nameless for now) was unable to tell which was which! :thumbsup:

 

[RGB_LED]

I'm with ya!!!! I have 5 Propolys modded with Seouls and I use them more then anything else I own. These modded Propolys are extremely bright, have a ton of throw & spill, run regulated for a looooong time and are really durable. They just feel like a flashlight should! Not to big, not to small, JUST RIGHT!

fishx65... I've read a couple of threads on modding the Propoly lights. How easy / difficult is it? I have one and thinking that I would put it to more use if it was modded. Do you have any pics of the mod?

 

[Christoph]

My Titan and My SPY005
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[islw2863]

Of all my lights, I am constantly and consistently impressed by


Husky 200 lumen from Home Depot.

Every night it goes with me while walking the dogs and I enjoy throwing clear broad hotspots on trees 100 yards away. Runs a long time on two D cells, built massive and sturdy, and only cost $24.99.

 

[22hornet]

the Streamlight Stylus Pro. The size is perfect, the output is very good, the runtime is great, and the throw is great for a small light. If I could ony have one light, I could easily live with this one, easily.

Hello,
I have and love this one as well but found it to be not so water-resistant. It fogs up on the inside when taken into the shower .
Output and throw, however, are tops for a 2AAA.

Kind regards,
Joris

 

[fishx65]

fishx65... I've read a couple of threads on modding the Propoly lights. How easy / difficult is it? I have one and thinking that I would put it to more use if it was modded. Do you have any pics of the mod?

Not that hard to do after you separate the base from the reflector. Makes the Propoly a whole different animal! You will start using the Propoly again if you Seoul it. Everything you need to know is here: https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/149149

I went with the DX Seoul U-bins for all 5 of mine.

 

[jmerq9999]

My Surefire E2DL never fails to impress me. I've got others that are easier to live with while they're in my pocket, but the E2DL is very comfortable in the hand and the beam on low or high is a thing of beauty.

 

[Illum]

E2L, constantly and consistently impressed by the fact that it still works, regardless of how many wash cycles

Now its my work light, whenever it gets oily I just stuff it in a designated sock, tie off the open end and throw it in

 

[MWClint]

spy 007

it offers as little or as much light as you need.
machining and construction continually blow my mind.
it carries like a single cell light, but provides 2 cell runtime.

and the bonus, under the right light, you can see rainbows in the Ti

sorry, blurry cellphone pic, i really should consider edcing a quality camera..
but ive spent all my cash on lights.

 

[Morelite]

Chalk up another one for the SPY007.