Seems almost like a disease of some sort, but the last few times I've gotten a new knife I've also ordered a new flashlight. In the past three months I've gotten a Streamlight Twin Task with my ZT0200, a Surefire E1e with my Rijbak, An Inova T3 with my Benchmade 610 Rukus, and finally, a Pentagon PX1 with my large snakewood Classic Sebenza................and there are plenty more flashlights I want/need
! The PX1 is a run of the mill xenon, 1 cell (123), with an output of 40 lumens. It's claim to fame, if there is such a thing, is that it can be carried on the belt like a cell phone with the same type of clip setup as a cell phone. In fact that is how I have it on right now and so far it is very comfortable due to the fact it will swivel and not poke you in the leg or stomach. It has a nice bright center beam and also has a larger spill over that would be dandy for walking at night as it would light up around you without blinding you. It is constructed of aluminum and polymer, with the head and body being aluminum and the tailcap and section below the head being constructed of a very dense polymer. The tailcap is a twist for constant light and a button for momentary on/off. I am thinking about getting a replacement tailcap that has a click on, click off button. I hope Pentagon will offer a LED conversion kit in the near future for this light. Btw, fit and finish is very good.
Anyone else have Pentagon lights, and how do you like them?
! The PX1 is a run of the mill xenon, 1 cell (123), with an output of 40 lumens. It's claim to fame, if there is such a thing, is that it can be carried on the belt like a cell phone with the same type of clip setup as a cell phone. In fact that is how I have it on right now and so far it is very comfortable due to the fact it will swivel and not poke you in the leg or stomach. It has a nice bright center beam and also has a larger spill over that would be dandy for walking at night as it would light up around you without blinding you. It is constructed of aluminum and polymer, with the head and body being aluminum and the tailcap and section below the head being constructed of a very dense polymer. The tailcap is a twist for constant light and a button for momentary on/off. I am thinking about getting a replacement tailcap that has a click on, click off button. I hope Pentagon will offer a LED conversion kit in the near future for this light. Btw, fit and finish is very good.Anyone else have Pentagon lights, and how do you like them?