AA Flashlight Suggestion?

[TheGame]

Mine was garbage, the unit failed within a week.

I had one for a couple months and it worked flawlessly, even after being dropped several times. Just recently gave it to my brother for work.

 

[sam33]

maury if you have not bought one yet or need another, the Sunwayman V10A is a great single AA light. Going Gear has them. You can dial in 1 to 140 lumens easier than any other light imo. Momentary on, you turn the dial (even when it's off) and it comes on at that level, one handed use. My favorite AA light by far, anyone can pick up the light and use it, no clicking to change modes, "simple as possible." Check out Going Gears video on it. I've got the 4Sevens and the Fenix and a few other AA's, but the V10A is my favorite. Plus great tint and beam, just the right amount of throw and spill imo. Worth every penny. Good luck.

 

[dasilvakev]

A man can't really have too many flashlights (packs, knives, yada yada) right?

Could not have put it better myself :thumbup:

Fenix are great lights you won't be disappointed with the LD10 or LD20.

 

[bigbadboom]

An important criteria should be - does it have digitally regulated power ? Unless you like your light waning in brightness as the power drains out of your battery. If a light has that feature , they would advertise it.

 

[Pilot1]

An important criteria should be - does it have digitally regulated power ? Unless you like your light waning in brightness as the power drains out of your battery. If a light has that feature , they would advertise it.

Does the Quark AA S2 have digitially regulated power? I don't see it in the specs, but I see it in the Fenix specs. I have a Fenix E01 and like it enough to stick with Fenix, but like the reviews on the Quarks also. I want to get a single AA and a double AA soon to supplement my Surefire A2 for camping, and around the house.