best, cheapest, best deal, flashlight EVER!!!????
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LukeA
Flashlight Enthusiast
Rephrase your question!?!?!?!!!!!!!!!!!
RyanA
Flashlight Enthusiast
Thats subjective, depends on the individual's idea of performance.
RyanA
Flashlight Enthusiast
Why don't you pick up a deal extreme p7 light then. I can only guess at how long it will last though.
Forno, i suggest you relax abit....
polite posting without unneccesary use of emoticons and exclamation marks will get you very far.
if you look here
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/199062
you will find alot of value for money lights.
Crenshaw
polite posting without unneccesary use of emoticons and exclamation marks will get you very far.
if you look here
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/199062
you will find alot of value for money lights.
Crenshaw
Forno, i suggest you relax abit....
polite posting without unneccesary use of emoticons and exclamation marks will get you very far.
if you look here
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/199062
you will find alot of value for money lights.
Crenshaw
I guess that's why nobody wanted to say :welcome: yet, right? I hope Forno10 is not a 10 yr old person
Juggernaut
Flashlight Enthusiast
the "60x brighter" Task Force":welcome:
Marduke
Flashaholic
I hope Forno10 is not a 10 yr old person
Judging by the screen name and posting style, one has to wonder.
Cosmo7809
Enlightened
Talk about a first impression!
1dash1
Enlightened
Forno10:
It sounds like this is what you want. 1.2 million candlepower for ten bucks:
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_03493637000P
Advertised elsewhere at $49.95:
http://winmarte.stores.yahoo.net/dorrechalspo.html
Best of all, it's rechargeable. You don't even need to cough up for new batteries.
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Please don't take the above seriously.
This just goes to show you that even though you get an allegedly bright light with a name brand from a name store at what appears to be a bargain price, it doesn't mean a thing. You have to know the product, how it performs, and evaluate whether it fits your needs.
In the case of this particular product, if you need a big bulky, cheaply-made flashlight that gives you a not-so-bright light for about 15 minutes before dimming, then this is the perfect throw-away product for you.
mdocod
Flashaholic
I want the cheapest fastest safest most luxurious car.
so when you figure out how to effectively answer that question, you'll have your answer.
Eric
PS: Welcome To CPF
so when you figure out how to effectively answer that question, you'll have your answer.
Eric
PS: Welcome To CPF
carrot
Flashaholic
Calm down buddy. The answer to your question is a McLux PD. You will save far more money in the long run by buying this light first than any other. it is also THE BEST AWESOMEST FLASHLIGHT EVER! so it is clearly what you are looking for.
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carrot
Flashaholic
OK. I TAKE THAT BACK.
GET A MCLUX-III T
glockboy
Flashlight Enthusiast
Get the Dragon heart.
RyanA
Flashlight Enthusiast
I want the cheapest fastest safest most luxurious car.
so when you figure out how to effectively answer that question, you'll have your answer.
Eric
PS: Welcome To CPF
Thank you:thumbsup:
LED-holic
Flashlight Enthusiast
I don't know about cheapest, but the very best value for your money, right now, hands down, are the NiteCore EX10 and D10.
These lights feel like they should cost around $200, and are so flexible.
These lights feel like they should cost around $200, and are so flexible.
Gunner12
Flashaholic
First, calm down.
That depends a lot. How much output? The light with the most output might break within a week or only have 10 minutes of runtime and be 10 lb. What price?
What exactly are you looking for? What will the light be used for?
:welcome:
That depends a lot. How much output? The light with the most output might break within a week or only have 10 minutes of runtime and be 10 lb. What price?
What exactly are you looking for? What will the light be used for?
:welcome:
