What light did you carry today?

[Tabasco]

Zebralight H600 MK II

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How long have you had this? Are you digging it?

I'm trying to decide if I should go with an H600-series light, or the H502C.

The H600 probably has insane output, but I will be using it primarily for trail running, so weight is of concern for me.

Do you think the H600 would be bounce around if worn as a headlamp while running?
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The turbo setting is impressive, but so is the heat! The 300 lumens and below are very cool running.I really like that it ran at 132 lumens for 9hours and 22 minutes at 92F. Never tried the light for running, I use a XM-L modded Nitecore D10 with eneloop, in a NiteCore headband. Have not found anything as comfortable,waterproof or easily adjustable yet. As with everything it is subjective . And my runs are only about 50 minutes long now due to time and gravity

[derekmac]

I haven't carried a dedicated light in a while, but I am starting to look for something small that will fit in my MUT sheath.

[sticktodrum]

I'm thinking of getting the H600 MkII...the neutral whites look great...

My EDC light remains the Zebralight SC52w.

[AlephZero]

I carry now two lights...

MTE G33 for a bike light and Olight S10 Baton as a EDC/Backup

[Millhouse]

Still carrying the Nitecore SRT3, loaded with RCR123A.

[Millhouse]

Carried the SRT6 for the first time.

[hammerheel68]

Thrunite T10 on keychain, and Fenix E35 in pocket

[Gareth]

Thrunite T10 on keychain, and Fenix E35 in pocket

T10 is an excellent keyring light IMO.

I've got my E05 on my keys and my ThruNite TN12 in my bag.

[ducttapetech]

Just my old beat up surefire.


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[enki_ck]

iTP A3 in SS on keyring and Zebralight H51c in the jacket pocket.

[Gareth]

After using my new ThruNite TN12 at work since I got it, I finally caved and went back to carrying my Eagletac D25A Clicky.   Nothing wrong with the TN12, I really like it in fact, it's just a little more light (and weight) than I need day-to-day.  I'd forgotten just how much I like the warmer tint of the Eagletac as well.

[captain spaulding]

Been carrying my new Inova X1DM-HB. Its a decent light. The UI is a little weird, but what really bugs me is the momentary switch is a bit fidgety and doesn't really work correctly unless the tail switch is turned to the perfect position.

[Gareth]

Been carrying my new Inova X1DM-HB. Its a decent light. The UI is a little weird, but what really bugs me is the momentary switch is a bit fidgety and doesn't really work correctly unless the tail switch is turned to the perfect position.

I had the older X1 for a while and I well remember the fiddly 'momentary' function.   I basically never used it for just the reason you said; it had to be just perfectly set for it it work.  However the build quality of inova is excellent.

[captain spaulding]

Been carrying my new Inova X1DM-HB. Its a decent light. The UI is a little weird, but what really bugs me is the momentary switch is a bit fidgety and doesn't really work correctly unless the tail switch is turned to the perfect position.

I had the older X1 for a while and I well remember the fiddly 'momentary' function.   I basically never used it for just the reason you said; it had to be just perfectly set for it it work.  However the build quality of inova is excellent.

At least I know it's not just me. 

I figure I will mainly use it's constant on feature from twisting the tail cap. I wanted it as a simple light anyways. Plus I can beat it up and not really care about it. I bought it to use when I wan't to give my Zebralight a break for a few days.

[Teletin]

Today I used my cutdown MagLite when I`ve repaired our dryer in the basement.
It is a 2D Maglite cut down to a 1D with a LED dropin (450 Lumen) and 3 AA Eneloops.

[mrynnr]

I carry a Ravpower. It's a light and battery charger in one... In case my iPhone dies.

[Gareth]

I've always liked the look of those cut down Maglites.  A very cool looking set mate.

[sticktodrum]

Still carrying the Zebralight SC52w. Love it.

[Gareth]

I've been carrying my blue Fenix E05 for the last few days, but I think I'm going to change to my orange ThruNite Ti for Christmas.  The colour feels just a little more festive.

[Mr. Whippy]

Still carrying the Zebralight SC52w. Love it.

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1. Zebralight is the company to beat for low cost high quality BIG output lights right now.

2.  I like that TOXIC GREEN ALOX 

[dks]

My self-defence extending baton torch.

[Roc]

I feel like I've neglected my maratac AA since getting my S10. I think it's gonna be my around the house carry.

[campussecurity]

My mag light mini pro + LED. Like it a lot.


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[Gareth]

I've been using my ThruNite TN12 for the last couple of days, and my Eagletac D25A before that.

[Sparkydave]

Just my LED mag lite. Guess this is something else I need to upgrade haha


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[dks]

Apart from the usual Tank007 E09 I have been trying to use the E10 too.

[Gareth]

Just my LED mag lite. Guess this is something else I need to upgrade haha


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I think the LED maglites are OK actually, not top flight torches perhaps, but they do make the dark places brighter.

[dks]

Just my LED mag lite. Guess this is something else I need to upgrade haha


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I think the LED maglites are OK actually, not top flight torches perhaps, but they do make the dark places brighter.

And are pretty tough; great for children

[ducttapetech]

Its kinda funny, Maglite use to be one of the top torches made. they still hold a special place with me. I carried one for years and they are made like a tank.

[Gareth]

I should admit here that, while I don't often acknowledge it, a 2xAAA mini-maglite LED lives it's life in my organiser that goes pretty much everywhere with me. 

My first ever big name torch was also a 2xAAA mini-maglite, just not an LED one.  This would have been 15 or so years ago, still have it, still works, just not very pretty any more.