Wolf Eyes lights?

[2Sharp]

I consider myself to be a devoted Sure-Fire man /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
I have used them for more then 10 years, quality is the best i've experienced, they back-up their products no questions asked etc. so i see no reason to change /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

But, for information in general i'm wondering if anyone has any experience of Wolf Eyes lights?

Here: www.wolf-eyes.com

Good, bad, whatever?

Any input is greatly appreciated /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

(did a search, didn't find anything)

 

[MrMom]

Do a search for Pila lights, they are the same thing. Many here are quite fond of their Pila lights. Visit JonSidneyB's web site for more information.

 

[Lunal_Tic]

2Sharp,

Don't know how you searched but you can try "wolf eyes" include the quotes.

Good luck,
LT

 

[PhilElmore]

I reviewed a couple of Wolf Eyes lights here.

 

[Ratso]

I requested a catalog through email several times, and have not recieved any reply. So their customer service department seems non-existent. Can't say anything about the lights, though.

 

[JonSidneyB]

The reason you can't get a catalog in the US is an agreement between Pila and Wolfeyes. They have a contractual agreement for diffent nations.

 

[madecov]

My M-90 was purchased before PILA had any USA distributors. After more than 3 years it is going strong. I carry it as my primary on duty flashlight every night. I was so impressed that I purchased 3 other Pila lights.

I reently changed out the lamp in my M-90 after 3 years of daily use !

 

[PhantomZ]

i to have the M90. it came with a 9v lamp and rechargeable batteries and i burnt that out the very first day i got it by using 4 cr123 batteries (i thought it came with a 12v lamp, stupid me). so i ordered a 12v lamp after. the light is more of a flood light then SureFires.
it was a great light for me when i used it for camping. the LED was used the most for walking and to conserve battery life. the incan for a Great wall of light for investigation noises in the woods and searching for creepy crawlers in my sleeping bag. but i would recommend you carry a back up light because if either the incan or LED breaks, both would become inoperable. (again i learned that from burning out the light the first day i got it)
after a few other flashlight purchases, the M90 became a around the house use instead of outdoors. the rechargeable batteries allows me to use guilt free lumens as i please.
all in all its a great light and i'm happy that i got it~
another link for you on the Wolf-Eyes lights http://www.wolfeyes-canada.com/frame/E-Frameset.htm . there is a review on the 9T Raider you can read about. and this link is for Pila http://www.jsburlys.com/ and http://www.pilatorch.com/index.html . they are the exact same light, just different brand name. i asked here on CPF before the difference between Wolf-Eyes and Pila they said Wolf-Eyes is the overseas distributor, and Pila is the US distributor.

 

[2Sharp]

Excellent information gentlemen /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Much appreciated!