Flashlights
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Dangerous thread and I have way too many:
When you’re bored, look here and I’ll find the links for ordering:
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I love those
https://bigbluedivelights.com/ -
Have 2 of these on the boat....
And one of these in my shore fishing bag...
Irritatingly, the push buttons for the white light and the red light are transposed between the models, so I am always pressing the wrong fucking button. Not so bad normally, but when I am night fishing, accidentally lighting up the scene with white, is not a good thing....
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you can never have too many flashlights as my bank balance will testify to.
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These are good for your keychain:
https://darksucks.com/products/beta-magneticThese are bad for your wallet:
https://darksucks.com/collections/prometheus-products#AlphaLights -
@mclaincausey said in Flashlights:
Those look great.....
But, I have just ordered a few super-cheapies from Amazon, basically just emergency lights to put in places on the boat where they may come in handy. And one for my TDC (Travel Days Carry
).....https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CKLVZS6N?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
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flash lights or flesh lights? I've had great use of them in the army, which one, that you'll have to figure on your own..
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got quite the collection of flashlights
my favorites are, by far, the ones that have been developed by the enthusiast community on budgetlight forums and similar. Mostly these revolve around the toykeeper UI's but things like the Noctigon and Emisar lines like the Meteor 43 and D4V2. I also like the tiny single cell cr123 olights for throwing in a bag or something. Zebralight also makes some great flashlights. And not quite a flashlight, but also love the BLF Lantern.It's been a few years since ive bought a light though so not sure what the new hot thing is, though in a quick search I see a lot of 21700 based lights compared to the 18650s which make up most of my collection.
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Prometheus Lights BetaQRv3 - in brass and copper. Fantastic little lights🤌
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My old Elzetta Bravo. This is a brand that’s fallen off but these old aluminum ones with potted electronics are nigh indestructible.
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I have a couple Surefires. One is a 6P from about 10 years ago, the other I can't remember. Keep one in the car and one in my backpack.
I also have a huge Maglite in the house (ML300L), and a couple smaller ones (XL50) for power outages or just looking in the backyard at night.
