A bit bigger, but an excellent light is the Lumapower Incendio. Reverse clicky.
Smaller than a Fenix P2d, bigger than the mini. Nice floody beam.
I'm wondeing if the Incendio versions have different functionality. I have the V3 (Love the light) and it is a forward clicky and more of a tight/throwy beam (especially when compared to the quark mini 123).
Here's a pic with both the Qmini123 and Incendio V3. As Sol-lek pointed out, the Incendio is 3 inches long (compared to 2.3 inches for the qmini123).
I like that spinny clip on your quark mini, where'd ya get it? Oh what is that the clip that comes on the lanyard? I feel like I'd have to cut the lanyard to get it off and I like the lanyard. Would be nice to be able to buy those separately.
That's exactly where that one came from, I cut it off the included lanyard. When I wear the mini around the neck, I just clip it to a dog tag chain. Otherwise, I just clip the mini to a belt loop and it's the perfect way to transport it and I like that I can easily remove the light by just opening the gate on the clip to get it on hand (regardless of which way I'm carrying it).I like that spinny clip on your quark mini, where'd ya get it? Oh what is that the clip that comes on the lanyard? I feel like I'd have to cut the lanyard to get it off and I like the lanyard. Would be nice to be able to buy those separately.
Excuse a noob with just three lights but Im looking for a light like the Quark MiNi 123 size wise but with a clicky, does such a light exist. Thanks in advance.
Isn't that a headlamp? Do they make one with an R5 like the Mini?
Isn't that a headlamp? Do they make one with an R5 like the Mini?
You're thinking of the side-emitting Zebralight headlamps (H501, H30, H50, H60).But then, it becomes a flood only light, which I believe same as the SC30 that's all flood?
You're thinking of the side-emitting Zebralight headlamps (H501, H30, H50, H60).
Zebralight managed to squeeze a reflector into the SC30, so the beam should be similar to a Quark Mini. Their specs say 8.6° hotspot and 76° spill. :twothumbs
The UI is the best I've seen in any pocket flashlight. Instant access to high, medium, and low. None of the quark-y twist-twist-twist-twist-twist or click-click-click-click-click to get the mode you want. :thumbsup:
More pictures here:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/257321
-Jeff
Look like Zebralight SC30 takes the cake,