Fenix TK15UE 1000 Lumen CREE LED Tactical/hunting Flashlight with Two EdisonBright CR123A batteries bundle

Solid, well built and rugged. Easy to use. Love the different brightness levels. Strobe setting will definitely blinding. Be advised if you leave the rear tactical button pushed on you can turn on the light by rotating the front end of the light. So always make sure you either tightly twist the lite to turn off or just shut off via rear push button switch. The belt case holds the light with its spring clip on easily. The belt loop uses heavy duty Velcro to hold in in place. The belt case does ride a bit high on your belt. Velcro also holds the protective flap over the head of the lite securely. I know someone who purchased the same from a sporting good store did not receive the 2 batteries or the spare O rings and spare tactical switch replacement rubber cover. So purchasing from Amazon you get more for your $$.

Initial review- just a beast! It seems like it's built like a tank. A little bigger than I expected but still pocketable for the most part. Due to its size and weight it might weigh your shorts. If you are looking for a compact tactical flashlight to wear in the summer this might be on the bigger side. Personally, I like having something with some weight and size for self defense.When it comes to the brightness of the light, it will light the block. It's much narrower than other lights which makes it better at being a Self defense tool. It does have multiple setting which make it effective in various settings as well. Overall, de finely the light you would want to have Incase of an emergency!

This is my first "high end" flashlight. I'd wanted something better than the standard 2-3 D cell maglights for a long time, but never took the plunge till just over 8 months ago when I bought this. On the lowest setting, it's way brighter than the small 2 AA cell LED lights I had around the house. On the next setting, it's probably as bright as my D cell maglights. On the 3rd, it's a really bright light, and on the 4th it's as bright as most normal room lights at night in my house. It's been dropped, and doesn't have a scratch.My big concern with this light was it using nonstandard batteries. I purchased a 10pk of the CR123A batteries because they were cheaper online and I didn't know how often I would have to change them. After reading about the rechargeable batteries for it, I decided to go with the CR123 till I felt I needed something else. I use the light 7 nights a week to get into the bedroom after my wife is asleep, and use it 4 night a week to walk to my car after work at night. I am still on the ORIGINAL batteries, and they are just as bright as the day I bought it. I am amazed. I figured as big of a deal as people made about getting the rechargeable batteries that it would be a battery hog. It's not at all. And this is including all the general use like repairing stuff around the house, looking for things under the couch, using it as a light in the tent, etc. 8 months of daily use and it's not dead. So I still have the extra set of EdisonBright batteries that came with, and the 10pk from amazon I bought.One thing I did was remove the pocket clip. The light fits much better in your hand with this off, and I would never clip a light this big to my pocket anyways.I'd recommend this without hesitation to friends and family. It's an awesome, bright, well build light for much less than some of the other brands.The only con is that with the CR123 batteries it rattles, since they don't fully fit the inner diameter of the light. If I were needing to be quite this would be a problem. For me it's only annoying from time to time. I'm sure I could fix this if I wanted, but see no reason to.

I love this light. Small, powerful, and tough enough for a fraction of competitors. My only minor complaints are that it cannot be stood on its tail and the beam is in an odd place between not spot or flood light enough. It throws light really well but some of light falls outside the main beam. I can see how it is good for a weapon light, where peripheral areas need to be illuminated, but I'm sure I have made my neighbors a bit ticked that I introduced their retina to a small star at 2am. It goes easy on the power, I have to swap out 3500mah batteries every two months. It is infrequent enough that it never is a problem and there is ample warning, the light steps down to the next lowest level.I mostly use it for walking the dog and checking on the chickens, I can spot a coyote from at least a hundred yards.

Im a senior Quality Inspector for a global automotive manufacturer. Daily I'm out inspecting metal parts of various sizes. Out in the production lines flashlights get dropped and pushed hard for critical eye audits. I currently own 4 Fenix tactical flashlights that I use on the job and at home. This model is by far one of the best on the market. I rely daily on these flashlights for practical self defense also.Therefore I highly this flashlight.

Small yet very powerful. Nice sturdy construction. Only area for improvement would be to included a rechargeable battery and charger. The lithium battery included gets very hot while using the light and doesn’t last long