In this corner wearing the body piercing sculptured exterior, we have the PK FL 2 LE...
And in this corner we have the rather utilitarian stylistic exterior the Streamlight ProTac HL.
For this contest the pair will be matched against each other in a contest of resourcefulness.
Simply put, the PK beats the stuffing out of the ProTac in a first round knock out regarding indimidating looks.
Yet in price the ProTac takes a decisive advantage.
The PK has beautiful lines and miniscual details most will over look, where the ProTac has a quality look about it, in a mass produced sort of broad range appeal.
Both lights lock out if unfastened a bit. And both can be used as a twisty if left on and unfastened to lockout mode.
But...the ProTac turns back on where you have setting 1 programmed to. The PK cycles hi/lo like normal using a twisty motion for on/off.
The ProTac tailstands and has a removable bezel down clip. The PK can use lanyard rings or Malkoff type clips.
Both are sprung at the tail cap only. But the PK legos with 6P stuff. Yet the head comes off of the ProTac in case you damage your lens.
Both are very close to center balanced with the PK being closer to center balanced.
Both have a nice wide spot beam with lots of spill, but imo the PK beam is more appealing with better color rendition....much better.
The ProTac is readily available where there were only a thousand PK FL 2's made.
The PK is one down right sexy flashlight, where the ProTac is the perverbial wall flower.
But in day to day situations both are mighty fine. If I were in combat I'd rather have the PK for sheer toughness and reliability. Yet if all I had were a ProTac HL, I'd still feel pretty confident.
I'll add more later...the low setting, and UI of each.
And in this corner we have the rather utilitarian stylistic exterior the Streamlight ProTac HL.
For this contest the pair will be matched against each other in a contest of resourcefulness.
Simply put, the PK beats the stuffing out of the ProTac in a first round knock out regarding indimidating looks.
Yet in price the ProTac takes a decisive advantage.
The PK has beautiful lines and miniscual details most will over look, where the ProTac has a quality look about it, in a mass produced sort of broad range appeal.
Both lights lock out if unfastened a bit. And both can be used as a twisty if left on and unfastened to lockout mode.
But...the ProTac turns back on where you have setting 1 programmed to. The PK cycles hi/lo like normal using a twisty motion for on/off.
The ProTac tailstands and has a removable bezel down clip. The PK can use lanyard rings or Malkoff type clips.
Both are sprung at the tail cap only. But the PK legos with 6P stuff. Yet the head comes off of the ProTac in case you damage your lens.
Both are very close to center balanced with the PK being closer to center balanced.
Both have a nice wide spot beam with lots of spill, but imo the PK beam is more appealing with better color rendition....much better.
The ProTac is readily available where there were only a thousand PK FL 2's made.
The PK is one down right sexy flashlight, where the ProTac is the perverbial wall flower.
But in day to day situations both are mighty fine. If I were in combat I'd rather have the PK for sheer toughness and reliability. Yet if all I had were a ProTac HL, I'd still feel pretty confident.
I'll add more later...the low setting, and UI of each.
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