Obsessed in miniature.

[Carl64]

I have one of these myself. It works reliabably but it is not as bright as say a Photon, Peak or Arc keychain light -- especially the newer models with more efficient LEDs. I can't speak to the FireFli's runtime as I've not used mine enough to tell.

The big issue is how long the battery lasts when not in use. If you have had it for a year or two and it still works, their air vent works.

 

[RyanMalpiede]

Regarding the FireFli light, I've only seen one review. It's below:

http://ledmuseum.candlepower.us/firefli.htm

I have one of these myself. It works reliabably but it is not as bright as say a Photon, Peak or Arc keychain light -- especially the newer models with more efficient LEDs. I can't speak to the FireFli's runtime as I've not used mine enough to tell.

Good conversation piece though and worth the 20 bucks in my view if you're into small.

is the FireFli something you could wear around your neck in the shower? the coast like i pictured above can with no problem.

 

[Charlie Moore]

is the FireFli something you could wear around your neck in the shower? the coast like i pictured above can with no problem.

Sure, but only if you don't turn it on while in the shower Ryan. This light is sealed air tight until you turn it on by rotating the tail cap -- this action lets in air that activates the zinc-air batteries to power the light. Since it lets air in, it will probably also let water in and moisture or water vapor for sure.

Hence, it's a waterproof light so long as you don't turn it on.

 

[Max Thunderstone]

Charlie: Can you shoot a pic of your Spryte in your hand?

Even though they are discontinued I'm interested since it has the auto..

 

[SPHayes]

This thread reminds me a of joke I had when my first son was little. One night I was playing with my toys and noted the number of small items I had. I put together a belt with my Arc Ls, A Leatherman Micra and my Beretta 950bs along with a few other small items, then straped it on my two year old and dubed him the "Tactical Toddler" Sadly my wife did not find it as humorus as I did.

Patrick

 

[sheltot]

Here's technology you can use.

 

[yans]

Guys I have been here for years and hardly post. I am seriously dissapointed That no one mentioned the worlds greatest invention in Mini. So I guess I gotta do it.

The mini Sharpie!

 

[RyanMalpiede]

Guys I have been here for years and hardly post. I am seriously dissapointed That no one mentioned the worlds greatest invention in Mini. So I guess I gotta do it.

The mini Sharpie!

as long as you don't carry it on your keychain where the key attachment will not hold the pen in place, thus releasing the red mini to roam free in your pants creating the effect that your mangina is bleeding.

 

[Charlie Moore]

Charlie: Can you shoot a pic of your Spryte in your hand?

Even though they are discontinued I'm interested since it has the auto..

Sorry I'm not better with pics, but these should give you an idea of size. I have medium (glove size) hands.

Also, my Spryte is a non-auto model, but the size is the same. I like the fact that the button lock locks the blade closed as well as open -- not a bad feature for keychain knife without a back spring. My Spryte rides on my keychain and its mere half ounce weight is most tolerable. It has held up remarkably well looks wise and I've used it for some fairly tough tasks on occasion, the last of which was cutting all the shrink rap and some husky plastic banding straps on two pallets of equipment at a trade show. I've become a quite a Spryte fan -- too bad it's now a discontinued WH model.

 

[RyanMalpiede]

Went back to buy some more firefli's. did they stop making them?!

 

[Guyon]

I have over the past couple of years become very interested, ( the ol lady thinks I am obsessed) in just how small an object can be shrunk and still be useful on a daily basis.

....

Do I need help?

That depends. Have you looked into penis reduction surgery?