smallest, lightest 14500 light?

notsobrite

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i need this light! here's my wishlist:

smallest, lightest, more flood than throw, 2 modes- high of 100+ lumens and low of around 30-, uses 14500 batteries for long runtime, twisty or clicky, $50 or less, must be able to attach a lanyard for neck wear, quality knurling because i drop stuff:duh2:, and must be RELIABLE. i have searched and read the recent aa and aaa threads but didn't find anything that matched my little dream light.
 

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Your description implies you want a high quality light, but your budget will likely be insufficient.

Nitecore Defenfer Infinity would seem to meet most of your requirements, barring price.
 

Viper715

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Actualy 4Sevens has their garage sale in the market place and has generation 1 Nitecore Defender Infinities for $50. It does seem to fit most of your wish list.
 

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check out iTP (c7 or c8 I think), same head attachs to various body types (including rcr123), this also means you can pop a 14500 in a AA holder and not fry the head.
 

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sounds exactly like a lumapower connexion X2

3 modes: 5, 25, 120 lumens
you can switch out the pocket clip and add the lanyard ring
type III HA
more flood
uses NiMH, alkaline, lithium, or 14500's
$50 new - i just saw one selling on cpfmarketplace for $36 like new
 

choaticwhisper

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nevermind strike this, no 14500
I dont have any personal experience but seems like the EZAA, Might just work.
$52

Size: 83.0 x 16.6 mm (3.27 x 0.65 in)
Weight: 20g (0.7 oz)
 
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notsobrite

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sounds exactly like a lumapower connexion X2

3 modes: 5, 25, 120 lumens
you can switch out the pocket clip and add the lanyard ring
type III HA
more flood
uses NiMH, alkaline, lithium, or 14500's
$50 new - i just saw one selling on cpfmarketplace for $36 like new

thanks for the suggestion- i missed the one on cpf but i hate pulling the trigger before i thoroughly investigate purchases, anyway. now i'm re-reading the best aa posts before i choose. i thought i saw a post about some x2's not being reliable?
 
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