Nitecore Smart PD D10

[AlbinoGerbil]

http://www.light-reviews.com/nitecore_d10/

I'm not sure how many of you are into flashlights but I couldn't pass this one up.
It's an LED flashlight with a max output of 130 lumens and a minimum of 3 lumens which runs off of 1 AA battery.
I've been carrying a NovaTac 120T which uses a CR123 battery but wanted one for EDC which uses a standard AA. This one fits the bill nicely.
The NovaTac still gets used but I'm really liking this Nitecore.

Check it out.

[NuggzTheNinja]

Originally Posted by AlbinoGerbil

http://www.light-reviews.com/nitecore_d10/

I'm not sure how many of you are into flashlights but I couldn't pass this one up.
It's an LED flashlight with a max output of 130 lumens and a minimum of 3 lumens which runs off of 1 AA battery.
I've been carrying a NovaTac 120T which uses a CR123 battery but wanted one for EDC which uses a standard AA. This one fits the bill nicely.
The NovaTac still gets used but I'm really liking this Nitecore.

Check it out.

Awesome. Reminds me of the Fenix lights.

Since we're limited here to Surefire G2's or M3's, and the M3's run through batteries (pricey CR123A's) like Rosie O'Donnell through an all-you-can-eat buffet, I thought this might be nice. I'll post a review when I finally go home and pick it up.

It's the drop-in CREE LED bulb assembly by tacticalnightvision.com. Can be had with adjustable tail-cap or just the bulb assembly for $45. 2+ hrs, 256 lumens (!!). Vicious.

[Creature83]

Here's the most powerful compact light I've ever seen, Borealis 1050 lumen flashlight: http://www.blackbearflashlights.com/

It uses a Mag-lite body.