Right angle flashlights

[jlucke69]

Looks to see what all options are available for small right angle flashlights. I have a Zebralight, but would like to see who else makes them.

 

[Morelite]

Rob has a new one in the works here.

 

[Sector7]

You can check out the Fenix MC-10 and the First-Light USA Tomahawk...:welcome:

 

[ronkar]

Check out this older thread:

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=191470

 

[sol-leks]

prism attachment for the quark series.

 

[FAAbUlights]

prism attachment for the quark series.

+1 on that. Any standard size Quark can be turned into an angle light with the Prism. And the Prism may fit on other flashlights with similar bezel dimensions.

 

[Viper715]

Streamlight Sidewinder Series

 

[kramer5150]

Firstlight are my favs

 

[pepekraft]

there's the plastic Dorcy angle 41-4235 9 led light for around $8

 

[Polklifer]

If you have the money in your budget get a First-Light. It has a great beam, decent run time, great UI, and mine has held up to a fair amount of abuse so far. It also seems smaller than it might appear in the advertising.

I believe that they have been running some specials recently so you might be able to save a few bucks.

 

[firefightergotoguy]

Pelican 3715. I just got one a month ago. It takes 4 AA batteries, waterprrof, shockproof, nearly indescructible. Kinda pricey at 90 bucks but worth every penny to me.
Eddie

 

[tsask]

ROFIS JR 20 (current EDC)
Sunawayman L10A

 

[TweakMDS]

I ordered the Fenix MC11 a while ago, and it's a great little light, but the button was terrible. Much, MUCH too stiff, I couldn't really feel when it was fully pressed, and it took a few attempts to actually switch modes. I ended up returning it because it genuinely hurt my index finger after switching it a few times.
Imo this would be an ideal angle light if they just gave it a reverse clicky. It has mode memory, so I don't understand to have a momentary + mode switch button all in one.