junmae
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Hi, I was wondering what companies carry good 1,000+ lumen LED flashlights made USA good quality and affordable?
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bigchelis
Flashlight Enthusiast
HI,
Read post #1 and #3.
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/229135
None have been tested and confirmed, but there are custom jobs that have been tested by Mac Customs and LED ZEP from the custom section that do break the 1000 lumen barrier with a confirmed IS Sphere test.:welcome:
Read post #1 and #3.
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/229135
None have been tested and confirmed, but there are custom jobs that have been tested by Mac Customs and LED ZEP from the custom section that do break the 1000 lumen barrier with a confirmed IS Sphere test.:welcome:
Marduke
Flashaholic
Bright, USA, quality, affordable....
Pick three out of those four.
Pick three out of those four.
csshih
Flashlight Enthusiast
eh, marduke.. more like.. pick 2 out of those 4.
As its your first post, i'll help you out best I can...
The Led Lenser X21 may be similar to what your after. I think its 900lm or something? not sure about the country of origin though.
Fenix TK40 is also a bright torch from a well known company, though only 640lm
Eagletac have their equivalent thingo out now too.
For an affordable 1000+ lumins though, your really going to need to look into a hotwire (modified incan..) like the Mag85 or HID.
Surefire is a US company, and make the M6 and the 10x Dominator, which both get to 500 surefire lumins (surefire lumins are special
)
Hotwire incans dont produce that very yellow light you may be used to as well, its a whiter, more pleasant beam.
I came here looking for the exact same sort of thing, and in the end got a TK40. We both may have to wait a while before we get our 1000lm + mass produced LED torches for under $500
The Led Lenser X21 may be similar to what your after. I think its 900lm or something? not sure about the country of origin though.
Fenix TK40 is also a bright torch from a well known company, though only 640lm
Eagletac have their equivalent thingo out now too.
For an affordable 1000+ lumins though, your really going to need to look into a hotwire (modified incan..) like the Mag85 or HID.
Surefire is a US company, and make the M6 and the 10x Dominator, which both get to 500 surefire lumins (surefire lumins are special
)Hotwire incans dont produce that very yellow light you may be used to as well, its a whiter, more pleasant beam.
I came here looking for the exact same sort of thing, and in the end got a TK40. We both may have to wait a while before we get our 1000lm + mass produced LED torches for under $500
junmae
Newly Enlightened
thanks for the replies guys! I just received my Surefire E2D defender and i'm lovin it! I was looking at wolf-eye flash lights and they are very pretty but I don't know how to find out the prices! -_-. I'm considering getting a wolf-eye if affordable XD.
I just received my Surefire E2D defender and i'm lovin it! I was looking at wolf-eye flash lights and they are very pretty but I don't know how to find out the prices! -_-. I'm considering getting a wolf-eye if affordable XD.fiftycalibre
Newly Enlightened
Check out the Arcmania X6
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/234374
1350 Lumens, focusable, comes with a rechargable battery.
Not made in the USA though, but under $500
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/234374
1350 Lumens, focusable, comes with a rechargable battery.
Not made in the USA though, but under $500
bigchelis
Flashlight Enthusiast
No disrespect to Arcmania, but his last Osram Die light tested by MrGman did only 650ish out the front. So, unless this new Osram bin is much improved I do not see how he will even get 1000 out the front. I would buy it for the build quality. I got a chance to look over his Osram build and even if you only get 500 out the front lumens it is worth every penny. The build quality and attention to detail leaves me searching for words to describe how awesome it is.
applevision
Flashlight Enthusiast
A good question, indeed.
Check out this thread too:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/232336
It's not USA-made (I'm pretty sure...), and it's probably not 1000 lumens out the front (I'd bet, especially given bichelis' comment above re: the Arcmania Osram being about 650 lumens), but it's less than $500 and looks like a really neat light!
Check out this thread too:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/232336
It's not USA-made (I'm pretty sure...), and it's probably not 1000 lumens out the front (I'd bet, especially given bichelis' comment above re: the Arcmania Osram being about 650 lumens), but it's less than $500 and looks like a really neat light!
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