darren
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In this video, I compare all of my Nextorch flashlights to show you the differences and why some are more suited to EDC, long-range, tactical usage.
In this video, I compare the Convoy M21B host with two different emitters, the CULPM1.TG and CSLPM1.F1.
In this video, I compare the first iteration of the Wurkkos FC13 (SFN43) to the new one with the SFT40.
In this video, I compare the new Wurkkos FC13 (SFT40) and the Wurkkos FC12 (SFT40). Both have the same emitter, so let's see which one is better for you.
In this video, I review the Nextorch K40, a keychain light with a few hidden surprises! What do you think of keychain lights like these? Watch the video to find out more.
In this video, I review the Nextorch E52C flashlight. This 3000 lumen, rugged looking EDC is engineered to military standards. The UI is quite simple and only has three modes + strobe.
I review the Nextorch P84 Duty Flashlight. This is one of the best value lights on the market, and is suitable for multiple purposes. Read more.
In this video, I review the Nextorch TA30C Max. I've been waiting for this one to come out for some time since Nextorch told me they were designing an upgraded version of the TA30C. This is by far my favorite tactical flashlight that I own.
In this video, I review the newly released Nitecore P23i. This is an incredible little pocket rocket that produces 3000 lumens (SFT70).
In this video, we'll take a look at Wurkkos's new iteration of the FC13. Wurkkos initially released this light with the SFN43 LED, which had mixed reviews and a more floody beam. When I learned Wurkkos introduced an SFT40 model of these lights, I was excited to get my hands on one, considering I'm a big fan of the FC12 with the same SFT40 emitter. This light also comes in a version with the XHP50.2, which has a similar beam pattern to the SFN43.