best flood light and lots of lumen for camping ?

hello
I would like some suggestions please. the price of the flashlights is not a problem
thank you
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Well, how about the drop-in LED from Malkoff Devices called the M60F for the SureFire 6P/C2/M2? I have one and it sure is very floody for what I wish it to be.

http://www.malkoffdevices.com/shop2..._id=22&zenid=ru1ncdrojc888l7kf34g5f3fhetjvbn1

Hope you find what you're looking for and Enjoy!

Zebra H50 Q5,there all flood. I got one, strewth man i like it, it replaced my petzl myo xp for my night fishing + camping light.

If you dont want a HEADLIGHT ive heard good things about Surefire L4 being like a "WALL OF LIGHT".

You will want to look at the Elektrolumens Wall-of-Fire. Price is not a problem? I like your attitude. In that case you need not look further than the SureFire Beast for your camping needs .

hehehe heck, just drag along a very long extension cord and a desklamp!

Pila_Power said:

hehehe heck, just drag along a very long extension cord and a desklamp!

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One of the floodier P7's from DX will do the job

What kind of camping are you doing? How long are your camping trips?
Start analizing what styles of camping you do and then go from there.
Decide on the batteries and size of light. Keep in mind that alot of light destroys your night vision.

Well, you said lots of lumens and price is not a factor? Here you go: CLICK_HERE

P3D plus diffuser, best of both worlds.

the wall of fire of elektrolumen is too big. I would something smaller

aussiebob said:

Zebra H50 Q5,there all flood. I got one, strewth man i like it, it replaced my petzl myo xp for my night fishing + camping light.

If you dont want a HEADLIGHT ive heard good things about Surefire L4 being like a "WALL OF LIGHT".

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if its one nighter sure, but the L4 isn't what you would want to bring on a camping trip...its loud, attention grabbing, and crashes in an hour or two.
You need somethings thats quiet, discrete, and will be awake for at least a couple of hours [thats translated into low output, nothing too fancy, and long runtime]

After so many camping trips, I rank the L4 most perfect for camping trips with cold nights. The beam is perfect for "tent bounce" but not much of an area light. I had to tie the L4 up on a tree to illuminate the campsite effectively. I think your better off getting a 2 burner coleman that runs on propane:twothumbs

Maybe one of the coleman led lanterns?

I have to second the Malkoff F variants.
Not big, not tiny, it's all flood and really bright if you order the M60F.

Wiseled Tactical, or Street. Go for it.

Have you considered a Surefire U2? 6 levels of brightness with a very useful and floody beam to boot.