These lights any good?

[JTR357]

What would you say is a must-have from Fenix? Best value and best performance light from them. I'm guessing TK 10, 11, 12?

Thank you.

I can only vouch for the TK10.I have one,& am very pleased with it.It says it can light up an area 200yds away & it can.I know.I've done it.

 

[Sufler]

Dude... sufler... buy the G2L or 6p, and DON'T RETURN TO THIS THREAD.

That's of course assuming you DON'T want to get deep into flashlights.

Reading any further than this will probably drag you down the drain.

The G2L or 6P are great lights. The greatest? Maybe not. But good enough. The only way you'll get better is by going down that path... and there is no return. Buy it, and don't respond to this thread, even to let us know; or if you do, blindly hit reply to the thread WITHOUT reading more.

Just take my advice and run. Otherwise, I'd be glad to indoctrinat- err... educate you in flashlights. As would the other cult- err... colorful members.

Zero

Haha! Thanks for the laugh.

Strangely enough, I think this (guess what? a mod already) is a "must be" at least on the light that I'll end up with.

http://www.surefire.com/Click-On-Lock-out-Tailcap-Z59

 

[Buck268]

Hmm, interesting thread. I've owned a number of Fenix lights in AA/AAA (E01, E1, L1Tv2, L0D Q4) as well as both a SF G2 incan and E2L with the KX2 2-level Cree head. If I was going to go with one and only one light in a 2-cell format an was comfortable with CR123 I would definately not mind the G2L based on my experiences. Only reason I'd pick that over the incan is battery life, and I'd go with the G2L (thats the P60L head) over the E2L with KX2 head is... well, there isn't any. If you can afford the E2L go that route. Absolutely great light- bright, compact, tough, plus it has a built-in hat clip