Warrior 3S

Keep in mind that these can backfire big time on you and if they are close enough to use it, they are already wayyyyyyyy too close. Wind can change things and the panic of the situation can also cause really dumb mistakes. I tend to recommend special super small hit very bright flashlights out there

Most decent little "EDC" style torches (Olight for example) have a big button at the base that light it to its highest setting. Mines 2500 lumens & I accidentally flashed myself for a split second & was blind for a good 30secs & excessively blurred vision for a couple minutes. They also are solid co

Mine is olight warrior 3s small enough to carry in your pocket bright enough to fill a large room and throw far enough

Oh look, another one. These things suck. Olight will fix it though. And before I get down voted to hell I'm an olight fan. My EDC is a warrior 3s and before that a m2r pro. I've been using olight a long time. These arks are junk though. I've never seen so many posts about any other light breaking as

You've got plenty of options within Olight's lineup. If you're willing to look outside of it, there are NUMEROUS better options. But here are a few Olights. Baton 3 Pro, Warrior Mini 3(my fave of these), and slightly larger diameter(21700) Warrior 3S.

This review has some good beamshots of the SFT70 in the 3s with comparisons: https://tgreviews.com/2023/04/17/olight-warrior-3s/#emitter. You can use the slider on the images to compare.

Olight Warrior 3s. It has a tailswitch that is always straight to turbo no matter what, for emergency/defensive situations. But also a side button that cycles through different brightnesses for normal daily use. If you plan on potentially using it in a defensive situation, you should strongly consid

Olight Warrior 3S. Maybe a bit big for a lot of people to pocket carry, but this is also my duty flashlight in my day job.

Yes, you can't just take one property of a material and use that to declare that it's a higher-performing material for a particular use without actually evaluating the use case. Even if you take cost out of the equation, there's a reason most flashlights aren't made of CU. I haven't found any direct

Same here. Love my x300t on my PCC but am changing to my 19x once I get a holster, and my protac is fine enough on my 16”. That said my olight warrior 3s is amazing. Use it every night when letting my dogs out. And edc an olight baton stays in my bag I’ve had for years and maybe charged 4 times haha