titanium EDC suggestions please

[bryan123]

My current go-to EDC flashlight is the Streamlight 1L-1AA and I like everything about it except that it's not titanium.

I am looking for a titanium flashlight in the 500-1,000 lumen range that has a similar form factor to my Streamlight 1L-1AA. I like the looks of a couple of the Reylight models such as the Rook.

Suggestions appreciated. Thanks

 

[iacchus]

Laulima/Dawson Metal Craft Malihini or Diamond Slim & CWF Micro Arc come to mind. OKLuma DC0 as well.

While the LAN/Pineapple/Lanapple are great lights, widely available, and generally have beautiful tint, they aren't going to push into that lumen range really. They still offer very useful beams and I would probably suggest you start there and see if they would do it for you.

The rook is 18350, so slightly different form factor.

 

[cave dave]

Wurkkos TS10 in TiCu are readily available at budget prices. It will hit 1000+ lumens for a few seconds at least. There are plenty of posts on here. Make sure you read the one about cleaning the threads of machining debris.

 

[boo5ted]

Lumintop Tool, for the price you can't beat it.

 

[fulee9999]

FocusWorks F2, 900 lumen, comes in Ti

 

[troutpool]

+1 on the Lumintop Tool Ti.

 

[aznsx]

My current go-to EDC flashlight is the Streamlight 1L-1AA and I like everything about it except that it's not titanium.

I am looking for a titanium flashlight in the 500-1,000 lumen range that has a similar form factor to my Streamlight 1L-1AA. I like the looks of a couple of the Reylight models such as the Rook.

Suggestions appreciated. Thanks

Best of luck w/ the Ti hunt. After you get your new light, don't retire that 1L-1AA to the closet. It might just turn out to be the last one working some day! (they're great lights;-)

 

[letschat7]

Reylight Rook is nice. I have one.

 

[Monocrom]

Convoy T3 Titanium.

Love mine, and it won't break the bank.

 

[Poppy]

Eagtac D25A comes in Ti and can run on Li-Ion alk or NiMH