Surefire E1 Backup Video Review

Short review of the Surefire E1 Backup, a single cell lithium powered LED flashlight. For more information and specifications, check out the rest of the review at www.thetopgearpicks.com Thanks for watching.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Surefire
• E1B
• Backup
• flashlight
• EDC

[omiss2006]

what flashlight would be good that can be rechargeable/household batteries

[thetopgearpicks]

@omiss2006 Many AA or AAA LED lights will work fine with rechargables as well as regular batteries.

[filmboy]

nice watch, what is that?

[thetopgearpicks]

Seiko Atlas, I should have a video of it in my channel.

[ApocalypticRedIX]

but you can get the same lumens out of a 6P and cost less than the E1B backup, 150$ is too much for a small light like that.

[thetopgearpicks]

The 6P doesn't throw light as well, and it requires two batteries to power it. The E1B is spendy, but as of 6 months ago there wasn't anything comparable in intensity, runtime, and size. That could have changed recently, but I don't know. I still take the light on winter backpacking trips for it's small size, single battery, and good intensity.

[gatecomingdown]

I have a Sure Fire E1 will the KL4 conversion give me more range or just more light I am skeptical of led's for good range

[dklilm0mma]

@ApocalypticRedIX ApocalypticRedIX, you miss the point. The point is that someone (like myself) already has various other flashlights (G2 LED, LX2, Fenix P3D, Inova T5...many of which are brighter and some of which are cheaper).

The point is that someone like myself needs a SMALL BACKUP FLASHLIGHT which is sufficiently bright, has decent runtime, durable, and has a clip.

That's why you pay a lot of money for this tiny light. The combo of features is what makes this light justifiably pricey.

[WannabXiii]

real nice vid

[Vietboy1st]

i got blind for like almost 1 minute with my surefire flash light lol.