Rubber Grip LED Flashlight Roundup

So, it's colder than a witch's t!t now, and I went to grab my new Inova 2AA Bolt. It dawned on me that when it's cold out, I really appreciate a flashlight with a rubber grip on the battery tube. It's a wonderful insulator, and in comparison to metal, it feels almost like the light has a built-in hand warmer! Then it dawned on me, of my approximately 50 or so flashlights, this Inova Bolt is the only one I owned that has a rubber grip. I know of one or two others, but the thought occurs to me perhaps it would be a nice wintry thread to visit if we had a compendium of all LED flashlights known to have rubber grips. I think it would be handy to have a resource in one place for someone who is looking for a rubber-grip, cold-weather flashlight for, say, their car or shed. Maybe a brief description of the light with a picture showing the rubber grip, the length of the grip, what type of cells it takes, etc.

Flashlights that I have with a rubber grip or sleave are Princeton-Tec Pt40
http://www.brightguy.com/products/Princeton_Tec_Tec_40.php. I also like you own a Bolt 2aa http://www.brightguy.com/products/Inova_Bolt_2_AAA_LED_Flashlight.php
and I own a Nite Ize Grip n Clip which is a must have in my opinion for a Maglite http://www.batteryjunction.com/niizegrnclfo1.html.