Since I don't have an L2P I don't know how the two stack up. I was wondering how it compares (mainly in output and beam quality) to the Streamlight Scorpion LED.
Ever since I've found out about fenix products I've been considering getting the l2p and selling my Scorpion if they have about the same output (or if the L2P's is better). I like the idea that the L2P takes AA's instead of 123's that are almost impossible to find cheap unless you shop online for them. So if I'm in a camping situation it's easier to find AA's. That and I can't stand the rubber body on the Scorpion, it slips off every time you press the switch, even after I've tried gluing it to the metal part of the body.
I believe the runtimes on the two lights are going to be about the same, and if the L2P's is slightly less, than that's okay because it uses a much more common, less expensive battery.
The light output that's advertised on the two products are 42 Lumens for the Scorpion LED and 46 Lumens for the Fenix L2P. However I've heard that the Fenix numbers are exagerated, and I don't know about Streamlight's.
Does anyone know a flashlight review site that has done reviews (and taken their own readings) on both these flashlights (it has to be the same site for both lights). Or does anyone have these two lights to compare? Can you post a pic or a description of what the difference is in the output in these two lights?
Ever since I've found out about fenix products I've been considering getting the l2p and selling my Scorpion if they have about the same output (or if the L2P's is better). I like the idea that the L2P takes AA's instead of 123's that are almost impossible to find cheap unless you shop online for them. So if I'm in a camping situation it's easier to find AA's. That and I can't stand the rubber body on the Scorpion, it slips off every time you press the switch, even after I've tried gluing it to the metal part of the body.
I believe the runtimes on the two lights are going to be about the same, and if the L2P's is slightly less, than that's okay because it uses a much more common, less expensive battery.
The light output that's advertised on the two products are 42 Lumens for the Scorpion LED and 46 Lumens for the Fenix L2P. However I've heard that the Fenix numbers are exagerated, and I don't know about Streamlight's.
Does anyone know a flashlight review site that has done reviews (and taken their own readings) on both these flashlights (it has to be the same site for both lights). Or does anyone have these two lights to compare? Can you post a pic or a description of what the difference is in the output in these two lights?
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