Raider X1 2000 Lumen Flashlight (Extended Cut) - Monstrum Tactical

Published on July 3, 2023
Duration: 14:09

The Monstrum Raider X1 is a 2000-lumen tactical flashlight that doubles as a hand stop, designed for firearms with M-LOK or Picatinny rails. It features USB-C charging, high, low, and strobe modes, and demonstrates extreme durability in drop and car tests. However, it lacks momentary-on functionality and failed an IPX6 waterproof test. The speaker, Moondog, provides an in-depth review with practical testing and suggestions for future iterations.

Quick Summary

The Monstrum Raider X1 is a 2000-lumen tactical flashlight with an integrated hand stop, constructed from durable 6061 aluminum. It features USB-C charging and multiple modes. While it excels in durability tests, including drop and car tests, it lacks momentary-on functionality and failed its IPX6 waterproof rating.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Product Reveal
  2. 00:19Unboxing and Initial Overview
  3. 00:52Included Accessories
  4. 01:10Design and Specifications
  5. 01:54Charging and Controls
  6. 04:04Lumen Output Test
  7. 04:33Indoor and Outdoor Beam Tests
  8. 05:52Durability Tests: Drop and Car
  9. 06:18Runtime Test
  10. 06:45Waterproof Test Failure
  11. 08:13Range Test on Firearm
  12. 09:21Conclusion: Pros, Cons, and Suggestions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Monstrum Raider X1 tactical flashlight?

The Monstrum Raider X1 is a 2000-lumen tactical flashlight with an integrated hand stop. It features USB-C charging, multiple modes (high, low, strobe), and is constructed from durable 6061 aluminum. It includes an M-LOK to Picatinny adapter for versatile mounting.

How does the Monstrum Raider X1 perform in durability tests?

The Raider X1 exhibits extreme durability, successfully passing 6-foot drop tests onto hard surfaces and even withstanding being run over by a car tire. This suggests it's built to withstand harsh conditions.

What are the main drawbacks of the Monstrum Raider X1?

The primary drawbacks are the single-button control scheme, which lacks a momentary-on function and mode memory, and its failure to meet the advertised IPX6 waterproof rating, as water ingress was observed.

What is the tested lumen output and runtime of the Monstrum Raider X1?

The Raider X1 tested at 1860 lumens, slightly below the advertised 2000. Its high mode runtime was tested at 78 minutes, exceeding the claimed 60 minutes, while low mode is advertised for 200 minutes.

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