I carried a Surefire 6P for a number of years back in the INCAN days....and after with Malkoff LED drop-ins. First few years I was a Holster Guy....then I got a good pocket clip and carried that way for a long time. A few years later I started carrying a Malkoff MD2 with a pocket clip....roughly the same size as the 6P but a little heavier I think. These days I carry TWO lights:
ZebraLight SC600w IV Plus (front pocket)
Fenix PD35 TAC (back pocket)
5. Thrunite TN36UTvn spec 1. Jan. 2016, 13,400 lumens. The ceiling bounce monster of its time. I edced it for a few months. That's how excited I was about it. My most
"beat up" light, from work horse use.
I tend to think of an EDC light as a light you carry with you all the time. Even during the day when you think you probably won't even need a light.
I don't think a 3x18650 would really qualify as an EDC light. Way too big to carry around with you all the time. Sounds like more of a "walking the dog" light that you would grab on your way out the door at night.
I ran a hardwood flooring plant and carried the TN36utvn every night. It can be EDC'd.
I edced my Thrunite TN36UTvn spec 1 for a few months in early 2016, day and night. While driving my car. While exercising (walking seven miles per day), while at the grocery store. Because it was so phitching buquing. I carried my big edc lights every day and night until I downsized to Nitecore TM9KVn, 21700, 9 x stock XP-L2 6500, Jan. 6, 2020.Well yeah... at night.
But did you also carry it during the day? When at the grocery store? While driving your car? While exercising?
I think of an EDC light as something you carry ALL the time... not just at night when you will probably need a light.
Well yeah... at night.
But did you also carry it during the day? When at the grocery store? While driving your car? While exercising?
I think of an EDC light as something you carry ALL the time... not just at night when you will probably need a light.