Nitecore has released a second in their "Concept" series. This is the Concept 2. A four cell, four emitter with on-board charging and an indicating switch. It looks pretty spectacular on paper, especially when it's noted that this tiny light is Nitecore's highest output light to date! Let's see how it breaks down.
Another light from Fasttech! This time it's a new brand for me; Wuben. Wuben says on their website that they've been in the flashlight market for over 30 years. They make quite a few lights I hope to eventually get to test, but for now it's the TO10R, a 16340 triple with on-board charging!
When I saw this one I immediately wanted one. I love cleavers, I love carbon fiber, and the overall design of this one just drew me in. GearBest sent one over - this is the Ganzo F7551-CF!
I, like everyone else, recently reviewed the Ultratac A1. When I agreed to that one, I also asked for this light, the Ultratac K18 Mini Brass. Mike at Ultratac agreed, and here's my review of this tiny little light!
There's a new maker in town! These guys are FidgetHQ, makers of some fine and very popular fidget spinners in brass, stainless, copper, and titanium. They know how to get things done, and they've set their eyes on flashlight. This is their first offering, a triple emitter, 18650/18350 light, with Bistro firmware. Here's my review of this light!
Olight has a new tiny keychain light out. In the meantime of me asking for the X9R, Olight wanted to send out the I1R and I3T. I've already reviewed the I3T, so here's the I1R!
Ultratac got in touch with me recently to review a light of theirs. They have a few brass offerings and I was interested, so I agreed to review the A1 if they also sent a brass light. The brass light (K18 Mini) will be reviewed soon, but here's the A1 for now.
Olight sent a couple of their new lights for review. The I3T and the I1R. Today I'm reviewing the first of those two, the I3T. It's a triple A clicky, with a simple UI.
This one just showed up from GearBest one day. I am not a fan of Tanto style blades, but I'll still put down some thoughts about the knife. I do like a small knife, though!
When I saw this light, I immediately knew it was one I wanted to see in person. Knowing it's made by JETBeam made it even more appealing; I've reviewed a bunch of their lights and typically really like them. I liked this one for it's shape, to be honest, but as a biker it's nice to have a dedicated light made by a reputable company.
An aliexpress store recently got in touch regarding some Sanrenmu knives. I typically like these knives (I've reviewed a few.) So I said sure! And that leads us to today, with the fixed blade S611-4. In orange!!
Sofirn is continuing their media blitz, and I'm on the receiving end! This time it's the SF36, an 18650 medium-thrower.
I have review other Reylights before (Lan Ti and Pineapple), and like them. I still use them quite often, actually. Rey has an AAA light on the market, the Pineapple Mini! At my request, Banggood sent this one over for testing. Read on for my thoughts!
I've been getting more Lumintop lights lately and that's something I'm pleased with! They make high quality lights, and fit some nice categories. This is the ODL20C, a 26650 thrower, with built in charging! Read on!
Nitecore has a new offering in their Multi-Task (MT) series. This time it's the MT42, a 18650x2 light, with a dual switch interface, and a rated 470m throw. Here are my measurements and thoughts on the MT42!
I've started talking to Lumintop directly, but this ODF30 isn't one they'd planned on sending. GearBest sent it out, and here's my test! It's a 26650 light with a Cree XHP70.2 emitter - a category that seems to be getting more interest lately. Read on!
The last of a bunch of items I received from CountyComm.com is this little Boker knife. I wasn't expecting them to send this, but I'm pleased they did! I haven't reviewed a knife in a while so unlike the knife I'm a bit rusty. And I'll try to make that the last #dadjoke....
Nitecore has released a new lantern "lipstick style" light. This time it's in the 18650 format. It was the LA10 before, in AA format. I never had that light so I went in with no preconceived notions. This is essentially billed as a dual purpose light; EDC and Lantern.
Here's another in Nitecore's new run of lights. This one has an interesting feature - an angle(able) head. Otherwise, it's a nice iteration of the MT - Multi Task - series of Nitecore lights.
After talking to Lumintop (directly), I've gotten a light for review from them. I hope to have more - they make a lot of stuff, including much of the BLF forum lights. They sent a tiny headlamp. An AAA light, with a magnet and an orange switch and headband. Great combo! Let's see how it stands up to testing.
