Videos tagged with Flood Beam

This review of the Loop Gear SK05 Pro II flashlight highlights its significant upgrades over the previous model, particularly in lumen output and beam quality. The reviewer, with apparent experience in tactical gear, details the improved flood and spot beams, RGB capabilities, and a metal-reinforced USB-C port. While noting minor aesthetic complaints regarding labeling, the overall assessment is positive for users seeking a powerful, versatile illumination tool for various tasks from farm work to outdoor activities.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Olight Arc Pro and Arc Pro Ultra flashlights, focusing on their performance, build materials, and features. The presenter, identified as 'X', offers insights from a user perspective, highlighting the Ultra's enhanced durability and slightly superior flood beam performance. The Onyx Black colorway of the Arc Pro Ultra is also showcased, along with its battery indicator system.

The Olight PL-X is a versatile 1200-lumen weapon light featuring a dual-beam system with both spotlight and flood capabilities, adjustable for high and low settings. It includes a strobe mode and a multi-rail system compatible with 1913 Picatinny and Glock-style rails, making it adaptable to various firearms, including subcompacts. The light is rechargeable, drop-proof, waterproof, and backed by a lifetime warranty.

This video provides a detailed comparison of several IR illuminators and tactical lights, including the RovyVon G4 Pro, XL, and FP models, against the Surefire XVL2 IRC and LaserMax Defense LMD. The presenter, from 4MR Ranch, focuses on visual comparisons under night vision, beam patterns, and laser output, noting differences in brightness and bloom. While not a reliability test, the video addresses common questions regarding fitment, holster compatibility, and waterproofing of the RovyVon units.

The Streamlight Protac Rail Mount HL-X Pro is a 1000 lumen, 50,000 Candela weapon light designed for increased throw compared to its predecessor. It features a programmable tail cap, USB-C rechargeable battery, and comes with both M-LOK and 1913 rail mounts. While the light itself is robust, the included tape switch is noted as a potential weak point due to its tendency to break down over time.

This video provides a critical review of the 'Fight Electric' flashlight from Costco, comparing it unfavorably to higher-end options like the Olight Javelot Pro. The reviewer, Lt Col Nutnfancy, highlights the Costco light's poor beam quality, lack of throw, and cheap construction despite its advertised lumens and low price point. He emphasizes that while it might serve as a basic area light, it is unsuitable for critical tasks like search and rescue.

This review focuses on the Olight PL-PRO Valkyrie weapon light, positioning it as a Tier 2 option for firearms. The instructor, identifying as a 'Stage 4 Gear Klinger,' emphasizes its ease of mounting and dismounting, its 1500-lumen output with a flood beam pattern suitable for illuminating wide areas, and its effective range of approximately 100 yards. While acknowledging its slightly heavier and larger profile compared to Tier 1 lights, the review highlights its rechargeable nature and robust build as key advantages for tactical applications.

This video emphasizes that light is a primary security tool, advocating for different flashlights for various needs. It covers EDC lights, medium-sized tactical lights with self-defense features like crenulated bezels, weapon-mounted lights, and large searchlights. The importance of beam type (flood vs. spotlight) and features like tail caps for tactical use versus side switches for EDC is highlighted. Headlamps are presented as a hands-free alternative for tasks.

This video focuses on upgrading truck lighting, specifically showcasing and recommending Baja Designs Squadron Pro and S2 Pro LED lights. It also briefly mentions and advises against Rigid Industries and Kohree LED lights due to size, weight, brightness, and functionality issues. The description provides Amazon affiliate links for the mentioned products, including a Blue Sea Systems fuse block for electrical integration. The video aims to help viewers improve their truck's illumination performance, with a focus on the quality and features of the Baja Designs offerings.

This guide synthesizes expert insights from Nutnfancy's tactical flashlight demonstration, comparing the Fenix P3D, SureFire E2D Executive Defender, and Streamlight TL2. It covers beam types (flood vs. throw), modes, battery usage, and tactical features like strike bezels. The Fenix P3D is noted for its affordability and superior flood capability, while the SureFire E2D offers a more focused beam.