What accessories have you bought for your flashlights?

I'm attached to my light via the belt.
Most people can't handle the amount of sexiness.

Usually nothing unless a work light. These tend to have wrist lanyard etc on,few have paracord lanyards........

Some have trits,dgq spy and fairy are 2 examples

ti or stainless lights dress them up a little imo,also with stainless they dont show scratches and wear like ano

I have purchased various belt holsters for my lights over the years. As I began to carry more EDC items and smaller lights, I moved the lights into my pockets instead of using holsters for them.

I don't know about "sexing up a flashlight", but for practical purposes the first flashlight that I bought, was the Olight T25 Tactical. I bought a light diffuser for it, and for my second flashlight, the Fenix LD20, I bought myself a diffuser for it as well. When I bought myself a Klarus ST10, I got an ST20 sheath, for use with my Olight T25 Tactical. The holster that came with the T25, was an open top holster, which wasn't to my liking. That's been all for purchased flashlight accessories on my part.

Accessories? You mean like batteries? Yes... lots and lots of batteries!

I have to admit I have gone all out here. I bought a lanyard ring for my 6P, and I might buy another for my G2. I realize that might be going over the top, but nothing is too good for my lights.

Luggage, plane tickets and some travel underwear to accessorize the ARC AAA going overseas. Oh, and some family members to carry the excess, too.

The light had a very nice time.

I just bought a pair of different Nitecore-brand lanyards to protect the lights I'll be using while boating this season. I'd hate to put a nice light in Davy Jones' locker!

Take it easy,
Bob

MODDOO Ti clip for my HDS!

It seems like the only accessories that I need are spare batteries and light diffusion film.

Would love to get a moddoo clip for my hds 325 though.

Color Filters, diffusers, traffic wands and holsters. Have a diffuser on my bedroom light, a Olight S15, so it isn't that intense in the evening/at night.

Forgot about diffusers.......,have some 40 and 60mm ones,flip too

I've had a bunch of diffusers, but I always seem to get rid of them out of a perpetual fear of encountering a grue in the dark and instead of a piercing, blinding, tacticool throw, accidentally providing a nice, soft, gentle, reading light that makes me vulnerable to being eaten.

desmobob said:

I just bought a pair of different Nitecore-brand lanyards to protect the lights I'll be using while boating this season. I'd hate to put a nice light in Davy Jones' locker!

Take it easy,
Bob

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If you are going to use the light on a boat, spend the money on a small foam float. Lanyards are nice, but if someone else picks up the light and drops it, she be gone. The insulated foam beverage holders work well for most lights.

Yeah, my Grandfather was a fisherman and use to use a foam float on his key king. You can usually find them in hardware stores, in the boating section.

Good cells, batteries and chargers is it for me. I have an ET D25C Ti. clicky that looks good on its own and if I can buy a light in a color other than black, that I like, I'll go that route.

Chris

ChrisGarrett said:

Good cells, batteries and chargers is it for me. I have an ET D25C Ti. clicky that looks good on its own and if I can buy a light in a color other than black, that I like, I'll go that route.

Chris

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Yeah, I love my Maha Powerex MH-C9000 Wizard One Charger/Analyzer. I've been sticking with the AA (2400mAh) and AAA (800mAh) Duracell Rechargeable PreCharged NiMH Batteries. Their available everywhere, unlike the Sanyo\Panasonic Eneloops.