What about Knives and Flashlights?

[oxman198]

Giving this protac hlx a shot at work, loving it.

 

[Jarhead Greasemonkey]

Thanks my friend! Yes with regards to carry, mine is dropped in the pocket, not clipped to the pocket vertically. That's where the leatherman is.

I keep a backup light dropped loose in the front right pocket. Usually an AAA light, but I recently pulled the clip off this Olight S mini, and it works well for that, too. I just thought this thread needed more Chinese lights.

Loose flashlights in the bottom of pockets...

What is the world coming to?

SMH

 

[Yo Mama]

Loose flashlights in the bottom of pockets...

What is the world coming to?

SMH

It's the in thing man!!!

 

[HOMER GRIFIN]

RovyVon Aurora A5. Very interesting little light full of features.

Reading lamp mode:

Black light mode:

Super bright for it’s size. This WAS a blacked out hallway:

Glows in the dark after a second of use.

Got one coming in the mail. Thanks for the information

 

[sbh06]

This thread needs more colorful lights...

 

[Jarhead Greasemonkey]

 

[BigKurtHaze]

 

[onionfan]

 

[Barman1]

My meager collection.
I always carry one of the AAA Maratacs, just handy little lights.

Another shot for identification.
I've had the Surefire and Fenix for a long time, I used to carry them but the Maratacs have edged them out of my pocket.
The Olight I just picked up, jury is still out though, might not like the side switch.

 

[Kaizen1]

 

[onionfan]

Not the fanciest or the brightest, but its always with me.

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

Just the Maratac with some friends:

 

[CHNeal]

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[Dcdavis]

 

[CHNeal]

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[Jarhead Greasemonkey]

Excellent timing C CHNeal ...

Was just extolling the virtues of certain USA made lights; HDS and Malkoff among them!

 

[CHNeal]

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[Buck Razor]

 

[JOELSM]

Here are some of my USA made lights. The LX2 is the last SureFire I bought. Outstanding lights, but I moved away from the brand as I believe they are overpriced for what’s available on the market. I also found that a utility light (for me) was more useful than a combat light for EDC. Nonetheless, my SureFire 6z resides in the gun safe on my night stand:

Here’s a old school incandescent E2D. Advertised at the time with 80 lumens of “blinding light”.

And my last SureFire is this LX2. 100/300 lumens if I remember correctly.

 

[TALON52]