Question about Peak Eiger 10280

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DaKar

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Hi guys,
I'm planning to buy a Peak Eiger 10280, but I don't know what is the difference between the different Engine/Heads available.

These are the options:

Large Optic - Cree XPG2 4000k
Small Mule - Cree XPG2 4000k
Small Mule - Nichia 219 CRI
Small Optic - Nichia 219 CRI

Large Optic affects the total lenght of the flashlight?
What are the differences between these options?.

Any help will be a lot appreciate.
Many thanks in advance :)
 
Small mule XP-G2 on the left, Small mule Nichia 219 on the right.

Edit: xpg2 is 4000K and 219 is CRI

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The XP-G2 is 4000K I think that the Nichia is a bit colder.

Edit: I've not mixed them up. However, I see now that you can also get a cool XP-G2 for Peak lights so I understand the comment.

By the way - the xpg2 4000k is my favorite Peak Mule, it's beautiful :)
 
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For help, here is a Arc DS on the left and the Eiger Nichia 219 on the right.

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The XP-G2 just looks very warm in comparison.

The "large optic" will be an Eiger Ultra, I believe, and the head is larger than the body diameter. Sort of a mini turbohead.
The Mules are pure flood, and the small optic will be in between.
 
So, really, that "Nichia" in post 3, looks MUCH cooler...
Hmm.

I've tried to make one photo of the arc DS on the left, the Eiger XP-G2 4000K (mule) in center and the Eiger Nichia 219 (mule) to show the different, but the color do no resemble what they are in reality.
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