 Excellent flashlight |
| Review Date: May 13, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Michael33326, Fort Lauderdale, Fl |
| This is a very good flashlight. Very bright and compact. It's well made and you don't have to worry about dropping it. Offered at a good price. Very happy with purchase. |
Bang For The Buck!
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| Review Date: October 9, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Inspector Nash Bridges, Baghdad by the Bay |
| Small. Light weight. Bright. Puts out enough light that it can be considered for professional use. Not just something that you give a little kid for reading comic books in a tent. Excellent in close quarters. Perfect mounted to a weapon. Of course, there are brighter lights. But at what cost? You could easily spend up to three times as much for a larger, heavier, rechargeable light. But what do you do with a light that takes 12 hours to charge, and then only puts out 45 minutes of light, when the power goes out? The drawbacks are that you have to spend a fortune on batteries, and that in the event of a natural disaster, CR123 batteries just aren't as readily availble as AA or D batteries. I keep a little one with extra batteries in my gear bag. I also bought these for the women in the family who kept complaining that they couldn't see anything with their Mini-Maglites. |
Totally Awesome in Kenya
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| Review Date: April 30, 2008 |
| Reviewer: B. Emery, |
| This thing is bright as day, and actually makes a really good outdoor flashlight (was my primary in the African wilderness, and still for camping). Weird batteries, I suggest getting extra if you are going to rely upon it. |
Even matches that tactical tupperware stuff.
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| Review Date: March 6, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Nukedude, Everett, WA |
| Excellent line of bright and inexpensive lights. Black matches many polymer firearms. Will not feel cold in your hand. Takes the tip off filters and covers. Fits the holsters and pouches well. Makes less noise than the metal types and is bright enough to let someone know you are serious. Push button doesn't wear out, and build quality is typical Surefire. These work well with firearms as they are still shock mounted in their housings, and match the tactical tupperware out there. Great for stand alone use as well. Buy many as they are cheap. Bright colors are recommended in a marine environment. Black for tactical. I will buy many more of these. Great for gifts too. |
superb
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| Review Date: February 28, 2008 |
| Reviewer: J. W. Mullins, The Stupid Middle East....Again |
| The G2 is the very best multi purpose light that is bright enough to use for defense, and you can not beat the price point. You will get a 65 lumen run time from one set of battier. If you of the mind to use the G2 for self defense it doesn't hurt to upgrade to the 120 lumen bulb, though your down to 20 minutes of battery time. They make a great gift for anyone who might need a sturdy, powerful flashlight (and everyone does). |
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