Replacement L2D-ce laynard

[Leathermanwave]

I broke My L2D-ce laynard. Where can I buy a New one.:thinking:

 

[greenLED]

I could make you one.

 

[selfbuilt]

Most of the Fenix vendors offer replacement parts for sale. Try fenix-store.com or lighthound.com.

 

[Casual Flashlight User]

Lighthound sells them for a dollar a pop...

http://www.lighthound.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1560

...but in all honesty, you'd be better off getting somebody like GreenLED to make you something more robust.


CFU

 

[john46268]

I've noticed many people say that their "chaepo lanyard fell apart", but I believe its more like the finely machined holes have super sharp edges and as it swings, the lanyard just gets sawed through by the metal hole it goes through. In another thread they mentioned using clips or rings for attaching. Very good advice I think :twothumbs


Happy Lighting Everyone!!!

 

[Dijon]

john46268 has great advice. I have used split rings on any light that I have attached a lanyard to. I make mine out of Kelty Trip Tease with a Stopper Knot and the lanyard does not fray because of the split ring. GreenLED can make you a great lanyard but you still would need a ring to insure longevity.

Dijon

 

[greenLED]

jGreenLED can make you a great lanyard but you still would need a ring to insure longevity.

I have small split rings that fit nicely into Fenix lights.

 

[serious sam]

I've noticed many people say that their "chaepo lanyard fell apart", but I believe its more like the finely machined holes have super sharp edges and as it swings, the lanyard just gets sawed through by the metal hole it goes through. In another thread they mentioned using clips or rings for attaching. Very good advice I think :twothumbs


Happy Lighting Everyone!!!

My P1D-CE did just that :mecry:.... now its on a split ring instead of a lanyard