Well it took me 2_decades to know I dont like floody flashlights

[richbuff]

At least it doesn't say anything about causing reproductive harm in California.

FW21 Pro did not cause reproductive harm to itself in Arizona; I wanted one, and it turned out to be three. I gave two of them to friends after they were weaned. Maybe they will continue to reproduce and crowd out the sub-junk that is the native species in this region.

Hi raggie, Do you have a small or/and medium size power thrower(s)? Something with multiple non-large emitters, so as to provide for a hybrid beam that has elements of both beam distance and beam width? FW4, D4V2, EC03, MT07 and many many others come to mind.

What lights do you have?

My lights.

 

[jabe1]

AS I get older, I am finding that my throwers can light up stuff far enough away that it's unidentifiable anyway... 😀

The floody lights are more useful to me.

 

[JimIslander]

Floody to flood for up close headlamp. Thrower with excellent spill for most other uses. My SBT90 lights are incredible throwers but also light up the whole area very nicely.

 

[raggie33]

FW21 Pro did not cause reproductive harm to itself in Arizona; I wanted one, and it turned out to be three. I gave two of them to friends after they were weaned. Maybe they will continue to reproduce and crowd out the sub-junk that is the native species in this region.

Hi raggie, Do you have a small or/and medium size power thrower(s)? Something with multiple non-large emitters, so as to provide for a hybrid beam that has elements of both beam distance and beam width? FW4, D4V2, EC03, MT07 and many many others come to mind.

What lights do you have?

My lights.

I have the d4v2 emasar I love it. I may even order a new one but the website is confusing it has some kind of count down clock. I'm not sure what the clock is for

 

[Voider of Warranties]

For a "go to" light I appreciate the "bullseye" pattern of my Elzetta Bravo for all-around utility. There's a distinctive hot spot surrounded by an equally distinct corona and finally the spill. I prefer a frosted lens over a ROP reflector for close-up repairs and inspections. But at the end of the day (literally) throwers are the most fun to play with.