Looking for this kind of light

I'm looking for a light that has a multi level primary led (white) with a secondary red led, possibly even with red and blue, but that's not a requirement. Does such a thing exist?

Thanks for the help.

Surefire Kroma is what you want to the T:

http://www.surefire.com/maxexp/main...=6&prrfnbr=24412&sesent=0,0&search_id=1069349

Proton PRO and RA twisty is all i can think of...

Is the Ra Twisty the one that makes use of the Osram Golden Dragon and its secondary red junction?

Photon Proton Pro, RA Twisty, SureFire Kroma, Coleman Max 115lm Cree 3xAAA

See First-Light's Tomahawk MC or LE
http://www.first-light-usa.com/tomahawkmain.php

Whoa, thanks for all the replies. Does anyone have both the Proton PRO and the Coleman exponent that could comment on their comparative quality and water resistance?
What about the reliability/quality of the Tomahawk MC? Does the MC have the extra durability or the GP?
Probably end up getting one of the cheaper ones and then a Kroma later. I didn't realize the Kroma had a low level for the white.

The Photon Proton Pro is much more water resistant. It's also has infinitely variable brightness on both beams.

Coleman also has a light with red, white and blue at Wal-Mart. I think it was 3AAA though.

hmm...I'm suddenly getting the urge for a proton pro now...I've been wanting a light with a very low low mode for awhile now. Does the lowest mode on the cree get anywhere as low or lower than the novatac 120P's 0.3lumen?
The coleman looks pretty cool as well!

The Proton Pro gets decently low but I doubt it reaches HDS lows. The red however goes very very low. I haven't bought the coleman exponent, however there was a review of one here on CPF so try searching the reviews forums. I don't think either are rated to be waterproof but both are likely able to stand a drop in the swimming pool. I'd personaly go for the exponent 1 or 2 CR123 light over the 3AAA light if you're considering the coleman. Besides the family store discount makes it a pretty attractive price.

jstalford said:

Probably end up getting one of the cheaper ones and then a Kroma later. I didn't realize the Kroma had a low level for the white.

Click to expand...

I wouldn't even bother with the Kroma. Unless the angle-head design bothers you, I can't think of a single aspect of the current Kroma that isn't met or exceeded by the Tomahawk.

I heard that the proton pro uses a low PWM frequency...is it really noticeable? and does anyone know the dimensions of the lens it uses? I have an unused 18mm UCL with the diffused layer but it seems quite thick so i wonder if it will fit in to smooth out the beam...