What light(s) is in your pocket today?

[cp2315]

This copper beauty built from copper tube by a fellow member.

 

[GadgetGeek]

Sipping coffee in the back yard with a Surefire EDCL2-T & Pelican L1 1130.

Edit: I have the bug light on too zapping mosquitoes.

 

[GadgetGeek]

Fenix TK16 V2.0 in holster and Surefire Titan on keyring.

 

[greatscoot]

McGizmo Haiku in a Thor's Leather Holster (sporting a 5000K XPL from the first M91 Group buy).

 

[Jean-Luc Descarte]

Grey Convoy S2+ (Nichia 219C 4000K, 7135x4, Biscotti). It's just a short trip to my brother's house during the day, don't need anything too powerful.

 

[UnderPar]

Most of the time, its my old and reliable Zebralight SC63w

 

[Megalamuffin]

Surefire e1d defender and a surefire e2d body with e1b mv head a tailcap, running on a 3.7v 16650.

 

[parnass]

A 115 lumen Streamlight Protac 1AAA. I have the earlier 70 lumen version, too.

 

[Jean-Luc Descarte]

Nothing much going on today. The most I could need a light for is to step out of my apartment before the staircase light (that operates on a motion sensor) turns on. For this kind of mundanity, a Lumintop EDC01 suffices.

 

[3_gun]

Dropped my old friend a Fenix LD10r5 in my pocket today. Couple of quick stops & PT on tap during daytime hours so light n low profile covers the bases.

 

[Jean-Luc Descarte]

Weather here during daytime is 34ºC+ and humidity is very low, so I went out in shorts today. I carry all my stuff in pockets, so there's not much room for a light; as such, I eschewed 18650s for once and went with a Lumintop Tool AA w/14500.

 

[thermal guy]

Been carrying the news generation elzetta alpha for a few days now. It's a damn fine little light.Super bright on 16340's!

 

[scout24]

HDS 200lm HCRI Clicky had pocket duty today.

 

[scout24]

This copper beauty built from copper tube by a fellow member.View attachment 14396

Some detail would be cool. That's a sweet looking light. 👍

 

[chip100t]

I have replaced my Fenix E18r with a sofirn sc21 for general edc, largely because when the sc21 is locked out the button works as momentary firefly. Very handy for around the house without having to keep unlocking and locking out everytime you need a little light for a few seconds here and there.

 

[The Hawk]

Lumintop Tool AAA. I carry a spare AAA battery with it.

 

[GoVegan]

My usual EDC:

- Key, with Fox 40 whistle and Fenix E01 (both been on the same Black Diamond keyring since 2011)
- HDS EDC LE (250, XP-G2) (carried mostly HDS since early 2018)
- Wallet (carried since 2008)
- Coin wallet (carried since 2008, so not carried nasty germ covered coins in my pocket for about 13 years)
- Sharpie
- Phone (obviously not in the image)

As you can probably see, I like things that last forever (or at least a very long time).
I have also carried a Goruck GR1 daily since 2018, which holds my most important EDC item which is my BPA free water bottle that I've used daily for over 10 years (eco friendly, and I've saved so much money never having to buy a drink when out, ever).



First thing I do after getting home is wipe down my phone with alcohol, been doing this everyday for over 10 years. So if anything looks wet, it is, as I usually also wash my EDC lights with soap everyday (even before Covid). For sure if I used them during the day.
Good habits to get into I'd say, as millions of people world wide also started doing the same and wiping down their phones daily about 18 months ago. lol

[Edit, just realized I've been (mostly) carrying that exact same Sharpie since 2011 too. Still writes perfectly, as hardly ever used.]

 

[cp2315]

Some detail would be cool. That's a sweet looking light

Sure Scout. Still in my pocket today.



This came to me from Pinkpanda a couple of months ago.
He built it from a piece of copper pipe. The process is described in a thread on BLF. Below are some pictures from the thread showing the process.

 

[Ishango]

Today I had my old but still great V11R Mirage (in CR123A format) and the D25A MkII in my pockets.

 

[parang]

Acebeam TK-16 and the Sofirn SC01 on the keychain.