Unfortunately I have no experience with either light. I have, however heard good things about both. I intend to own a EZAA soon, but not for a few weeks at least.Have you tried Candlepower forums? Great place for advice on torches
EZAA flashlight I have had it for a month and carry it in a LM Wave sheath along with a Fisher Space Bullet penGREAT light, sturdy construction and easy to use.Highly recommend this light
Quote from: rp252 on July 02, 2009, 02:49:09 AMUnfortunately I have no experience with either light. I have, however heard good things about both. I intend to own a EZAA soon, but not for a few weeks at least.Have you tried Candlepower forums? Great place for advice on torches Had thought about it but generally can't understand the technical depth these guys go into(bother getting my knuckles off the pavement when I walk)
No personal experience but here is a very handy review site.http://www.light-reviews.com/nitecore_ez_aa/I'm looking at single AA torches myself ATM. The only thing the put me off the EZ was the twist switch. Right now I'm wanting the Eagletac P10A, though it's a much bigger torch and the Low (37 lumens) maybe isn't low enough for you.
Screwball?
Q. Cheers mate I may just get an EZAA how does the low level work for map reading in the car at night etc ?A. Quite well in low level , no problems here