[Euclidean]

Check this out

http://fenix-store.com/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=31

If you are looking for an intensely bright, high quality flashlight that uses inexpensive, widely available batteries and has a long run-time, then the Fenix L1 is your best choice!

The Fenix L1 uses a single AA battery to drive its 1 watt Luxeon LED. The switch button is not only easy to operate with one hand, but it is recessed into the tail frame so the flashlight can stand up on its end, illuminating a room like a candle. The compact, lightweight, and precision-made flashlight comes with a lanyard as well as a belt case so you can carry it in your pocket or on your belt.

Premium Model Features:
* Uses a 1-watt 100,000-hour R bin Luxeon LED, no need for a fragile incandescent bulb
* Maximum brightness: 46 Lumens
* One 1.5V AA battery , inexpensive and widely available
* 4-hour working time (2-hour peak brightness)
* 3.61" (L) x 0.79" (D)
* Constructed of aircraft grade aluminum
* Type III hard anodized finish, highly durable
* 45-gram weight
* Waterproof
* Toughened ultra clear glass lens with AR coating
* Push-button tail cap switch
* Capable of standing up firmly on a flat surface to serve as a candle
* Colour: Black
* Included Accessories: Belt Pouch, Lanyard, Extra O-Rings, Spare tailcap boot.

 

[Rock and Glock]

Looks pretty neat. It appears to have a pretty long run-time on one AA.

 

[P95Carry]

Quite impressive properties - could well be (another) on the list sometime, to add to the other flashlights in the collection :wink:

 

[N8R]

You can now get one of those toothed lens things from Triple Aught Designs for this one and some others.

 

[P95Carry]

You mean the ''gouge his eyes out'' bezel!? :18:

 

[QKShooter]

Nice Light

Looks Good Euclidean.

 

[srfl]

That looks like a well-made light....if someone gets one, post a "user" report.

 

[TonyW]

And only $38, not a bad price either.

 

[Euclidean]

I'm gonna order one... I doubt it's as powerful as my Surefire but for the convenience factor it may be a more practical light.

 

[Lawrence Keeney]

I'm trying to get away from relying on C123 batteries so much, and more toward AA battery operated lights. The batteries are cheaper, easier to find, and in most cases, thusly operated lights are all you need.

I may even get a fenix like that.

 

[Randal16-1]

I have one and it is one of my EDC items. The size is outstanding and you can't beat the price. It has a long running time and you can get batteries just about any where for it. I should add that for a little flashlight it pretty bright and is a great little tool to have as a backup. I am planning on buying a couple more for each vehicle and a couple of spares for when the power goes out.


Brian

 

[clipse]

Just thought I would add. I did a post on the fenix L1P at the beginning of jan. I carried it everyday since I got it. Unfortunately, I lost it. I had it in its sheath and was carrying a baby at the time and I'm guessing that somehow I (or the baby) accidently pulled it out of the sheath while we were either eating or shopping. I have a new L1T on order though. I'll post my impressions of it soon.

Here is the thread on the Fenix L1P

clipse

 

[tabraha]

Very cool. I think I'm going to get my dad a L2T for father's day. May as well get myself one while I'm paying for shipping right? :hand10:

 

[Ride4TheBrand]

I own one. Not as bright as the 65 lumens my surefire G2 puts out, but when I shine the Fenix's 45 in my eyes, i still see stars for a while.

Again, the battery thing is a major plus.