Quark/Fenix Question

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RiverRatMatt

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Where are Quark and Fenix lights made? I can't seem to find that info anywhere :x
 
Yo RRM. How ya doing my friend?

Both are made in China. The Fenix plant is quite nice. There was a picture thread of the plant and manufacturing process somewhere.:thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
Hey! Good to see you on here, though Its not surprising seeing a quality knife nut on a quality light forum :p

So even though they're made in China, its not a big deal, eh?
Any companies make theirs in the US?

I'm still in the process of looking for a new general use/weapon light to go with my Fenix L2D I've had for a while :twothumbs
 
Some LRI lights
HDS
Surefire

.... don't know any others.
 
It varies.
Honestly I think any true flashaholic doesn't really care where a light is made as long as it satisfies their needs but since you asked...

Maglite happens to be proud of making in their lights in the US even though components may be from elsewhere.
Same with Streamlight and Princeton Tec.

As others have mentioned Surefire, Ra Lights, and as far as I know Leupold flashlights are made in the US.
 
I like to buy American products when I can, outsourcing our production, services, hell everything to China and other places isn't going to improve our economy.
 
So even though they're made in China, its not a big deal, eh?

It was my understanding that most of the good stuff is made in China these days.
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It was my understanding that most of the good stuff is made in China these days.
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Failed in drywall and baby formula big time! Not that hard to manufacture those either.
 
RRM, I own 4 brands of lights. Inova, Surefire, Fenix and 4 Sevens. I have at least a couple of each. Inova and Surefire are American made and as bulletproof as it gets. The others are Chinese made and also as bulletproof as it gets. Surefires ROCK because you can buy aftermarket drop in LED assemblies, aftermarket rear switches etc and you can piece them together with different components, commonly referred to on here as "lego".

For example, I have a Surefire C2 Centurion. I took the stock 80 lumen LED assembly out of it and put a 3 mode ThruNite drop in into it. I now have 3, 120 and 300 lumens at my disposal. Wicked bright.

Think of Surefires as Bark Rivers when it comes to choices and customizing.

I am going to suggest this brand for your wants and needs. It will be a good fit for you bro.:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Jeff
 
I think Inova is making at least some of their light overseas now, not sure how many. I think they started it when purchased by Nite-Ize.
I think the Inforce line is still USA made, maybe other members know for sure.
FWIW, the X1 is a great little light for $20!


Barry
 
Where are Quark and Fenix lights made? I can't seem to find that info anywhere :x
This question has now been answered by members.

There are a number of other rather-extensive threads in CPF covering Country-of-Manufacture for flashlights, also US vs China mfg. discussions which some members are beginning with here. These discussions seldom end well and are off-topic for this thread at any rate.
 
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