kelmo
Flashlight Enthusiast
Greetings
My Dad passed away in January and I was going through his backpack last week and found his P1 clipped to the keyring holder. Man this brought back a flood of pleasant memories! I took a trip a year with my Dad and went to places in Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, France, and Italy. We would always end our day at a local pub and wander back to the hotel room after dark. I always made sure he had cool gadgets like flashlights and multitools. He preferred carrying the P1 to the SF L4 I had gotten him due to the small size. He also had an Arc AAA on his keyring.
He would always say to me, "I really like that can you get me one?" And naturally I would hand over whatever he was admiring immediately.
The P1 is still a respectable flashlight in terms of output and runtime. 90 lumens for 1.5 hours if memory serves correct.
While I'm a Surefire man I will always keep my Father's Fenix P1.
Thanks for sharing.
kelmo
My Dad passed away in January and I was going through his backpack last week and found his P1 clipped to the keyring holder. Man this brought back a flood of pleasant memories! I took a trip a year with my Dad and went to places in Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, France, and Italy. We would always end our day at a local pub and wander back to the hotel room after dark. I always made sure he had cool gadgets like flashlights and multitools. He preferred carrying the P1 to the SF L4 I had gotten him due to the small size. He also had an Arc AAA on his keyring.
He would always say to me, "I really like that can you get me one?" And naturally I would hand over whatever he was admiring immediately.
The P1 is still a respectable flashlight in terms of output and runtime. 90 lumens for 1.5 hours if memory serves correct.
While I'm a Surefire man I will always keep my Father's Fenix P1.
Thanks for sharing.
kelmo