I just got the Olight Warrior 3S. It's surprisingly bright at 2300 lumens and with a minute of sustained output too. Some interesting features like the proximity sensor and magnetic charging that I've not seen on many other lights before. Beautifully designed and slightly chunkier than I expected. This is a pretty in-depth review, so stay tuned to find out more.
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I got the Nextool Flagship Pro recently... the larger tools open from the outside easily and with one hand. It also comes with a full-sized pair of scissors! I'll show you how to use this tool and what's included (16 tools).
Find out the differences between the PD35 V3.0 and PD35R. This is the most comprehensive comparison video on YouTube of these two lights. I included various tests and a long beamshot test video at the end. Which would you get?
Two great tactical lights from Olight, but which one is best for you? There are some huge differences you need to be aware of before you decide. Watch my video to find out more.
Okay, so these are my favourite pocketable tactical thrower flashlights. What do you think? Do you have any others you'd suggest? A small bezel is a must in my books. It's so hard to find one that has decent throw/range... but I've done all the hard work and testing for you in this video.
I review the Skilhunt H300R. Mine came with an XHP50.2 (90 CRI) which I was very impressed with - bright and floody and colors look more true to life. I was surprised by the quality, attention to detail, and performance. I guess they're one of those 'sleeper' brands? I hadn't heard much of them until recently. If you're looking for a solid headlamp, my video will help you decide if this is the right one for you.
Mode changing with a twist of the head? That's one of a few unique features that you'll come across with the Armytek Doberman Pro. Surprisingly, this is one of my favourite tactical flashlights to HOLD and OPERATE! Find out why in this video.
Finally, I got hold of the Weltool T2! This is a powerhouse of a flashlight with over 400m throw with a 26.5mm head. I'd call this more of a 'semi-tactical' flashlight as the UI has low/medium/high mode with memory. I love the overall feel, quality, and performance of this light. If you're thinking of getting this light, make sure you watch my video to help you to decide.
Fenix has seriously hit the ball out of the park with the PD35R. Yes, it does cost more than some other tactical lights out there, but it's extremely well-rounded with great performance, quality, reliability, and ongoing customer service - for me, the PD35R is up there in my top 5 EDC tactical flashlights.
I compare the Sofirn IF25A and the Wurkkos TS21. Find out my thought on both lights and which I'd recommend to you in this video.
I got hold of the Wurkkos TS21! This light comes with a 3xSST20 and triple TIR optics array. Rated at 3500 lumens and 217m range.
I compare the Fenix PD36R Pro and the Fenix TK20R V2.0! These are both excellent tactical flashlights with some significant differences you will need to be aware of before getting one.