[NEW] Fenix PD20 Flashlight

From http://www.thephotonshop.co.uk

Fenix PD20 Flashlight

Brilliant flashlight, super low mode, super bright mode, all running on 1 CR123 battery. If you feel you need to be able to see when its dark, then i would personally recomend this light. Its small enough to hide easily, its always there, comes with a great holster if you wish to use it, and 1 battery lasts you a long time.

Some info:

9 lumens (35 hours) - 47 lumens (6.5 hours) - 94 lumens (2.6 hours) - SOS signalling. Turbo mode - 180 lumens constant (1 hour) - strobe. All figures using CR123A primary battery.

If you see how having small compact and powerful light at your side would bring you the safety and security that you feel your you and your family needs to have, then have a look at it. Eyes are important, and if you are in the dark with no way to see.. Well, that sounds like a really bad accident waiting to happen, i dont want to hear one day that someone fell down and cracked their hip after watching a video about how important lights are, and then ignoring the simple fact that light is important. How much is your life actually worth? Its so easy to make a one time purchase, and then just make sure you have a battery in it and your in good hands. I always buy lights, because a) i enjoy having one b) i like to keep up with the new technology, and c) i value my right to be able to see where i am going.

There are pleanty of places to go buy these from, i just gave you a link to my favorite vendor at the top of this information. The guys there have really helped me with information i was unsure about, and since i always get so good service, thats WHY i link to them on my video. I believe that kindness should be rewarded in kind... If you are looking for a light, then check them out because they are well worth the purchase, since Fenix make very very good quality lights. I own several fenix lights, as you can see on my video list... Good luck

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[SevereTstormFan]

What do you think of the newer PD20 R2?

[techwg]

@SevereTstormFan I have not got an R2 PD20 because I am happy with the PD20 I have now for backup purposes. My main light is always a two cell light. However if it is as good as the PD30 R2 and distance is what you want from your light then it would be a very perfect choice to make.

[pleco652]

is it a momentary on/off or a click for on and another for off? i need a light under $70...with strobe and momentary on.

[techwg]

This light uses clicks to alter the modes so momentary is not an option with this light. If you want a fenix light that can do momentary i suggest the TK10 or TK11

[rcdelta1]

surefires go bright first, fenix go dim first, which actually is more useful unless you get int o tactical situations all the time

[techwg]

Yes if you leave it in normal mode. If you leave it in turbo mode, you get brightest as the first mode as soon as you turn the light on.

[Tomatomaten]

how do you switch between modes? i just bought one, but i cant figure it out, even after reading the manual:S

[TOband0100]

mine broke because of in washer : /

[neemz2000]

Very useful video, thanks.

[Lintassimilator]

Cheapo LED lights are just as good, if you are unsure if you need this or not, you probably dont.

You usually just miss out on the various settings and waterproofness/ruggedness.

This light has one thing going for it wich is it's small size but I can honestly say I regret paying though my nose for one because: 1. I live in a place where it is almost never completely dark because of streetlights and so on. 2. I will probably only use this when Geocaching at night or in a self defense situation.

[PUNISHERUltra]

You sound so obnoxious it's unbelievable.

Fuck off.

[swatops100]

The Fenix lights are the best. I have the PD20 R2 version. Its an amazing flashlight. very small and super bright at 190 lumens in turbo mode.Great for the outdoors. If you are looking for a bright but small and affordable light, go with the Fenix LD01. I own that one too and its just perfect for everyday tasks at 80 lumens. Can't go wrong with Fenix.