Fenix Light Tactical Demos: L2D and P3D flashlights

A revolution has occurred in tactical lighting products. If you thought or still think the Maglite is the best flashlight made, or even a SureFire, Blackhawk, or Pentagon light (all good but way $$$), you are way behind the times dude. Things have changed: there some amazingly high-value, high quality flashlights in nowadays that could re-define what you think a flashlight can do. And this revolution will probably continue to evolve and improve as time goes on. These days lighting technology is akin to computer technology, with new generations quickly outpacing and obsolescing older technology. But fret not and dont think you have to wait for even better lights. Thats because right now the Fenix brand is producing amazingly capable lights for around $50. How about a 2 AA powered flashlight to puts out 180 lumens?! Nowadays the Fenix company is offering overseas-produced, ultra-high quality CREE-brand LED lights with amazing output and duration. Moreover these lights are digitally regulated to ensure consistent output despite a varying output battery, theyre lightweight, waterproof, tough, and have a host various output modes. In the Fenix L2DQ5 and the P3DQ models, you can select from multiple brightness levels uses the rear mounted switch and a slight rotation of the bezels. A bright strobe mode is included (shown in the video). Also several useful accessories are available like the very useful light cone (also shown here). These are lifestyle changing lightsclick play an d watch as Nutnfancy demonstrates these two lights in the pitch black of his Tactical Clinic in the desert.     ****Nutnfancys Likeability Scale: 10 out of 10. Look for Nutnfancys table top reviews of these excellent lights in the future which will include his Philosophy of Use (PoU). Lights purchased from Yourcornerstore.com (excellent source) for around $50 each.

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[1022JB]

now we can use the weight we save with this light to carry a bigger knife! woot.

[masterdurchgriff]

Great review thank you very much, another item on my hikinggear-to-buy list. I like the AA-battery version as it uses the same batt.type other gear (GPS, camera,..) uses too. Like you said in another video; "best to have all electric gear use the same batteries for interchangeability.." That makes perfect sence, some great advice there thx.

[SuperRip7]

The light looks like the finger from E.T. movie.

[NKGMAN]

LTD 25?????? Never heard or even found one on line

[TheTexasAk47]

Hey nutn for nutn Fenix makes nice lights. But, a Teralux lightstar 220 lumen is brighter more focused at 29 dollars. Also uses two double a's. Yeah it doesn't have 5 modes just two. Also you say this flashlight is compared to a 60 watt light bulb not so dude. A 60 watt home light bulb puts out 730 lumens. at 2.11 ur equalizing to what? It's seriously not dude.

[BrassTurds]

5:00 is my favorite part. Donna Summer.....LOL!!!!!

[TheTexasAk47]

Yeah but how does it test against a rechargeable STREAMLIGHT C4 LED STINGER? I own a stinger like so 180 lumens. It's bright trust me in direct sunlight I can see its beam on the ground. And it's focused. Dunno for the price the Fennix looks nice but do a comparison with a light of egual lumens. That would be the test.... Looking to buy a fennix I here they make a 205 lumens but, woud like to see it tested.

[Blitz4000]

@jjearl111

Thanks

[jjearl111]

@Blitz4000 i think 220 surefire lumens. so, probabley over 300 normal lumens (surefire takes the light reading off the wall as most other lights point the light right at the sensor)

[Blitz4000]

@jjearl111

How much lumens does your surefire lx2lumamax got?

[gdogchip]

Thanks Guys, Right after I posted, I bought the tk12. I do love it. My next one will be a surefire just so I can compare.

Thanks again for the response.