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New LED technology from Pelican, recoil LED. Greater penetrating power or beam when compared to regular LED. However, when compared to other Pelican flashlights with xenon bulbs, the recoiled LED still trails behind in penetration. This is crucial in heavy smoke or fog. But overall a bright flashlight with longer battery life.
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When I heard about Pelican's recoil technology I was afraid the light would be to focused and narrow. What I quickly realized is how perfect the spread is. It provides the brightest and strongest beam I have ever seen. When compared to my Maglite it dominates the and actually has a brighter spread. When pointed at pretty much any surface it light the entire 15 ft. area much like a lamp shade does to a regular light bulb. The LED is very reflective and increases the light's spread. On top of all this it comes with a Lifetime warranty from Pelican rendering this Flashlight indestructible. I do prefer a button to turn the light on but the twist cap works just fine. Also a detachable clip would be nice it can sometimes get in the way. But these minuscule setbacks aside the dependability of this flashlight decimates any cons it might have. I highly recommend this product to everyone.
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The flashlight is nice and bright. The batteries last very long (3 C type batteries). Bought 2, ! for the car and 1 i used at work. a must have ...
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Having purchased one of the StealthLite series a number of years ago for my sailboat, I was looking for a larger supplemental flashlight, and having been very pleased with the smaller StealthLite, seemed that the SabreLite 2000 would be a perfect addition to my maritime flashlight arsenal. However the achilles heel was the twist-on switch. I had to send it in for warranty work since it eventually would not turn on, no matter how hard I turned it (even with new batteries). They sent me back a new one. Next thing was that a marina neighbor of mine had dropped something in the water at night and needed to retrieve it. He turned the the lens cover the wrong way the first time he tried to turn it on and let water in-to the light's credit it continued to function, though. I flushed it out and and put a light coat of dielectric grease on the connections with no problems. However, a couple of days ago, I was rummaging through the storage drawer where I keep my flashlights and noticed that the light was on and very dim. I tried replacing the batteries with some extra ones I had but it was still a bit dim, perhaps because the spares were a year shy of their expiration date. I also noticed for the first time that the focal point of the LED was not in the center of the lens/reflector assembly. That revelation was the last straw and I threw it away in disgust. I have just ordered another StealthLite (the one with the gloin the dark lens bezel) which has a flip on switch and a xenon bulb. The problem with the twist-on switch on some flashlights is that there can be too fine a balance between turning it off and having it too loose.
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This light is very bright, easy to use and the light penetrates deep into tunnels, holes, etc. The lanyard is nice cause it secures it to either your arm or BCD so you don't lose it. You will not be disappointed in this light.
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