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EDC Flashlight Shootout SUREFIRE, STREAMLIGHT, AND FENIX

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EDC Flashlight Shootout

I didn’t Mention the runtimes or water resistance in the video, so please see below.

From Left to right:

SUREFIRE TITAN-A:
High 125 Lumens 1hr, Low 15 Lumens 8.5 hrs / Water resistance N/A

FENIX LD02
High 100 Lumens 45min, Low 8 Lumens 14.5 min / Water resistance 2m

STREAMLIGHT MICROSTREAM
High 35 Lumens 2.25hr / Water resistance 1m

PELICAN 1910
High 72 Lumens 1hr 45min, Low 14 Lumens 4 hrs / Water resistance 1m

COAST G19
High 54 Lumens 3.25hr / Water resistance N/A

STREAMLIGHT STYLUS PRO
High 65 Lumens 6.5hr / Water resistant

PELICAN 1920
High 120 Lumens 2hr 45min, Low 12 Lumens 9.5 hrs / Water resistance 1m

STREAMLIGHT PROTAC 2AA
High 155 Lumens 2hr, Low 11 Lumens 36 hrs / Water resistance 1m

STREAMLIGHT PROTAC 2L
High 260 Lumens 3hr, Low 13 Lumens 50 hrs / Water resistance 1m

FENIX PD35
High 960 Lumens 1hr 10min, Low 14 Lumens 150 hrs / Water resistance 2m

SUREFIRE EB1 BACKUP
High 200 Lumens 1.3hr, Low 5 Lumens 40 hrs / Water resistance N/A

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22 COMMENTS

  1. wow! hard to sit through this one, you keep saying the beam all look the same I think that's because you're shining them on a black mat, you may want to try and take them outside. I know you will see a big difference then.

  2. The Thrunite  T10 neutral white has been my edc light for the past 3 years. This is after buying many different lights to try, including some of the ones you have here plus some others. It uses AA and works great with NiMH. I won't carry a light if I think the battery is less than about 75% full. I replace and recharge the battery at least once a week or more. Quality batteries (Eneloop) and chargers that can test capacity are essential. I use the light almost every day at work and elsewhere. It doesn't make sense to me to carry a light if you're not sure how much battery life is remaining. Alkaline batteries should be avoided due to their great tendency to leak and corrode/destroy the circuitry. I never use them anymore.

  3. At 2:59 you mention the aaa batteries not fitting in the Titan. It looks like there might be a plastic sleeve or something inside the tube. But I could be wrong but on video it looks that way. Maybe try removing it if there is one?

  4. Hey my Friend – – GREAT review! l

    As I mention in the comments below, I like how you touched on tangibles from the clips, to the rattling & all the way to (poss.) prob's for peep's with dexterity issues.

    I also appreciate how you cover the features & you let the description cover the tech.-data. Good job Pally!

  5. The Coast light in this video is the G10 which is meant to be used as an inspection light. The Coast HP2 would make a much better EDC light. Its roughly the same size as the G10 in the video but it is much brighter (32 lumens on the G10 vs 66 lumens on the HP2 or 85 lumens on the newer HP2).

  6. Great video. Please point out the fact that surefire is made is USA!!!! Ill pay little more for anything any day for something made here. Not saying the rest of those lights aren't great.

  7. Hahaha,
    You are funny man you know…
    A friend of mine suggested for me to see this video and it is quiet entertaining for sure!
    Some points have merit and some do not.
    But, your messages got transmitted.
    Keep up the great review.
    (y)

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