johnsonj106
Newly Enlightened
I work two security jobs in very different settings, one at a casino and one at a hotel. I own several decent lights already but after reading these forums for a few months I am ready to purchase a good light. After reading countless reviews and threads from other first time posters requesting advice I have come to the determination that the Fenix LD20 is the Ideal flashlight to suit my needs. What I would like from you, if you should choose to help me, is this. Can anyone recommend to me any flashlight in the same price range that would suit my needs better. My specifications are as follows
1) Must be able to fit comfortably in a pocket (my casino job does not allow me to wear a flashlight on my belt)
2) Must use commonly available alkaline batteries, but being compatible with NiMH or lithium is a plus (batteries are provide for me without cost but only AA, AAA, C, and D alkalines are available)
3) Must have multiple output levels and regulated output (strobe and SOS settings are irrelevant to me but a low mode for dark room navigation and a "HOLY CRAP THATS BRIGHT" setting and a good in-between mode are mandatory)
4) Must be water resistant enough to be used in a heavy downpour
5) Must be US$70 or cheaper
The LD20 may in fact be more flashlight than I need right now, but the price point is good and I have no way of anticipating what I may need in the future. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help
1) Must be able to fit comfortably in a pocket (my casino job does not allow me to wear a flashlight on my belt)
2) Must use commonly available alkaline batteries, but being compatible with NiMH or lithium is a plus (batteries are provide for me without cost but only AA, AAA, C, and D alkalines are available)
3) Must have multiple output levels and regulated output (strobe and SOS settings are irrelevant to me but a low mode for dark room navigation and a "HOLY CRAP THATS BRIGHT" setting and a good in-between mode are mandatory)
4) Must be water resistant enough to be used in a heavy downpour
5) Must be US$70 or cheaper
The LD20 may in fact be more flashlight than I need right now, but the price point is good and I have no way of anticipating what I may need in the future. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help