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Streamlight needs get in on the "lumen race" everyone else is offering more and more lumen at the expense of shorter runtimes. Now, as candela snob the protac 1A-AA offers 350 lumen with 6400 candela if they bumped the lumen to 500 and kept the multi fuel platform they'd own the market.
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Streamlight needs get in on the "lumen race" everyone else is offering more and more lumen at the expense of shorter runtimes. Now, as candela snob the protac 1A-AA offers 350 lumen with 6400 candela if they bumped the lumen to 500 and kept the multi fuel platform they'd own the market.