Surefire LX2 LumaMax Dual-Output LED Flashlight

Surefire LX2 LumaMax Dual-Output LED Flashlight
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Surefire LX2 LumaMax Dual-Output LED Flashlight
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The LX2 is a compact dual-output flashlight featuring a virtually indestructible power-regulated LED emitter, a Total Internal Reflection (TIR) lens, and a smooth fluted body design that takes it easy on clothing. The LX2's tactically-correct two-stage pushbutton tailcap switch lets you instantly select output level: press for a momentary-on 15-lumen long-runtime low beam suitable for general night use or close work; press further for a momentary-on 200-lumen high beam—ten times the light of a big two-D-cell flashlight; twist for constant-on low beam, twist further for constant-on high beam..../ Surefire LX2 LumaMax Dual-Output LED Flashlight / flashlight

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• Virtually indestructible LED emitter regulated to maximize output and runtime
• TIR lens produces tight beam with enough surround light for peripheral vision Two 123A Lithium Batteries
• Dual output levels: 15 and 200 Lumens
• High-strength aerospace aluminum body, Mil-Spec hard-anodized for extreme durability
• Two-stage tactical tailcap switch?press for momentary-on low, press further for high, twist for constant-on at either level

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Surefire LX2 LumaMax Dual-Output LED Flashlight
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A Good Tool : Surefire LX2 LumaMax Dual-Output LED Flashlight

Having owned knock-off Surefire flash lights in the past, and being frustrated with imperfections, durability, and reliability, I decided to spring for a genuine Usa made Surefire flashlight. I've read numerous reviews on how they are dependable, well finished, and most importantly reliable.

I have owned my Lx2 Lumamax for practically 6 months (with daily/extensive use) and overall I have nothing but praise for the unit. It is very compact, solidly built, and very bright. I was surprised by the blistering 200 lumen yield that shines forth from the palm sized torch; it's like a mini-spotlight in your pocket! I appreciate the two mode levels of glow depending upon how hard you push the tail cap. Although some would think the low lumen yield is a puny on the exciting side for night foresight tactical use (or what ever night foresight demands one has), I am not a "tactical" person, and I find the low yield excellent for my typical around-the-house needs. The exciting 200 lumen yield is excellent for night walks, illuminating areas where animals may be hiding, or just lighting up the garage in hopes of seeing a lost screw driver or lug nut.

The fit and stop of this flashlight is very nice. Although the color dyeing on the aluminum is slightly separate from each definite part (a common Surefire trademark) it does not bother me at all. More importantly, the batteries do not rattle in the barrel, nor do any parts wiggle undesirably. One of the nicer features not ordinarily ready on many flashlights is the "double-facing" clip, which allows the user to clip the torch to the belt in an upward or downward facing fashion; a very nice feature.

I have noticed an oddity with the Lx2 Lumamax, albeit, not very critical. As one transitions from low-beam to high-beam, there is a momentary buzzing noise that originates from the tail cap. I do not think that this is a defect, nor a guess to concern reliability, but nonetheless it is rather unsettling hearing it for the first few times. One gets used to it, and it soon becomes a sound that is unregarded.

Because I do not like reading long reviews, I will spare those with similar concentration spans to view this fast list of pros and cons:

Pros:
- Solid
- Bright
- Two levels of brightness
- Batteries do not rattle
- duplicate facing belt clip
- Few exciting parts (less things to break)
- Momentary push-on, or constant twist-on light
- Nylon polymer swiveling lanyard attachment

Cons:
- Strange buzzing noise that originates from tail cap when transitioning from low-bean to high-beam (does not seem to be a area of problem)
- Off color anodizing
- Belt clip rubs against tail cap when twisting on

Overall I would recommend this Surefire flashlight without a doubt. Although the price seems relatively higher than other models, it is clear why this torch is priced as it is. It is solid, dependable, and very bright. This is my first Surefire flashlight, and I am in effect more than happy!

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