Nextorch TA41 Review
This is my review of the Nextorch TA41 tactical flashlight! This is a unique light that comes with a steel glass-breaking bezel.
The TA41 is a high-performance flashlight that’s perfect for a variety of applications, from tactical and outdoor use to everyday carry. It’s equipped with a powerful CREE XHP 50.2, which produces a bright beam of light (2600 lumens) that’s ideal for illuminating your surroundings in low-light conditions.
In this review, I’ll be taking a closer look at the features and performance of the Nextorch TA41. I’ll unbox it and give you a detailed overview of its design and construction. I’ll also put it through its paces in a variety of real-world situations and outdoor beam shot tests to see how it holds up.
If you’re in the market for a reliable and high-quality tactical flashlight, be sure to stick around for my full review of the Nextorch TA41!
Get the TA41 here: https://www.nextorch.com/products/ta41-high-performance-tactical-flashlight
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This flashlight was sent to me as a sample by Nextorch. I was not paid to do this review. All opinions are my own.
What’s included
• 21700 battery, lanyard, light, O rings, charging cable – proprietary.
• Hunting set available too.
Design/build quality, disassembly, Batteries/charging, Size comparison
• High-quality, military-grade design/construction.
• Tactical switch, strike bezel with ceramic beads for breaking glass.
• It feels like I’m holding a professional tool compared to some other budget flashlights.
• Also part of Nextorch’s hunting range, and has accessories designed for it including a scope mount and remote switch (momentary and constant on). Rubber seal on the USB port.
• Unprotected 21700s work, but feels loose. No flickering.
LED, lens, bezel, and reflector
• XHP 50.2 emitter, good combination of throw and flood. Much more throw than XHP 70.2
• Strike bezel with ceramic beads.
• OP reflector
UI – modes
• True tactical flashlight. Always starts in high. I like that for a tactical flashlight.
• Two-way tactical switch. Half-press turbo, full press + half press to change modes. I like that the low mode is genuinely low.
Performance – total output, beam profile, longevity, practicality
• 2600 ANSI lumens, smooth flood with a wide hotspot. It’s easy to activate and the switch is recessed.
• Ramp down – 50 seconds
• Longevity – turbo 2600 lumens (2.5hours), high 3 hours 45 mins, med 12 hours, low 71 hours
• Throw – Spec 272m (turbo), 314m measured
• It fits easily in your pocket with no risk of turning on. The Head is a little bulky. Comes with a clip.
| TA41 | ||||||
| Mode | Candela @5m | Throw (metres) | Mode | CCT (K) | CRI (Ra) | |
| Low | 150 | 24.49489743 | Low | N/A | N/A | |
| Medium | 1800 | 84.85281374 | Medium | 6371 | 71.2 | |
| High | 6050 | 155.5634919 | High | 6533 | 71.9 | |
| Turbo | 24775 | 314.8015248 | Turbo | 6484 | 71.7 |
Verdict
Rugged and unique tactical flashlight from Nextorch. I like how it is purpose-built for practicality/easy access and emergency self-defense situations. Clean and low-key design, feels like a high-quality instrument.
