Best weapon light ever? Cloud Defensive OWL (Weapon light comparison)

Published on June 18, 2019
Duration: 27:09

The Cloud Defensive OWL weapon light excels in throw and target illumination at distance due to its high candela (50,000). It's exceptionally durable, submersible, and features an integrated mount and ambidextrous design. While expensive, its all-in-one nature makes it competitive with modular Surefire setups, though it lacks a strobe and IR laser compatibility.

Quick Summary

The Cloud Defensive OWL weapon light excels with 50,000 Candela for superior 'throw' and target illumination at distance. It's exceptionally durable, submersible, and features an integrated ambidextrous design, making it a competitive all-in-one option despite lacking a strobe and IR laser compatibility.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Sponsorships
  2. 01:24OWL Overview & Disclosure
  3. 03:04Design, Cost & Size Comparison
  4. 06:05Durability & Torture Testing
  5. 07:58Modularity & Ambidextrous Use
  6. 10:46Switchology & Pressure Pad
  7. 13:30Light Quality & Candela Explained
  8. 16:46Range Comparison Tests
  9. 22:26Photonic Barriers & Indoor Testing
  10. 25:39Final Verdict & Limitations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary advantage of the Cloud Defensive OWL weapon light?

The Cloud Defensive OWL's primary advantage is its exceptional 'throw,' measured by 50,000 Candela, allowing it to illuminate targets effectively at long distances and punch through photonic barriers better than many competitors.

How durable is the Cloud Defensive OWL?

The OWL is marketed as nearly indestructible. It has been shown to survive direct impacts, being used as a hammer, and is waterproof and submersible up to 200 feet for 24 hours, making it suitable for harsh conditions.

What is the cost and value proposition of the Cloud Defensive OWL?

Priced between $349 and $399, the OWL includes an integrated mount and switch. This makes it competitively priced against modular setups from brands like Surefire, offering an all-in-one solution.

What are the main limitations of the Cloud Defensive OWL?

The OWL's main limitations include its lack of a strobe function and its incompatibility with top-mounted IR lasers like the PEQ-15, making it unsuitable for users requiring integrated laser aiming capabilities.

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