I'm not that keen on the styling - it looks like a $urefire C2 but certainly costs less than one of those will. But I imagine lots of people will like it, after all, we're all different. Which is a very good thing.
Translated from the version of English I use to the more international version, "I'm not that keen" means "I want the person who designed it to be hung, drawn and quartered, and if they survive that to be impaled on a short stake then crucified...."
Nice! I like the styling, although I don't like the protruding tailswitch in these pictures. I bet they'll ask for upwards of $30 just for the host, though.
Not impressed even a bit. Aesthetically lots to dislike... even the tailcap. And this comes from one that considers L2P grey the P60 host par excellance (with the premium fancy foyzel).
If they make a promotion for 10USD each i would still not buy a single one.
Seriously what do you like on this one? (we all have our taste but 80% of the time i found myself pretty compatible to the "mainstream". This time not by a mile away)
Im not personally too keen on this design, but im sure there are quite a number out there that do, given the number of tactical torches of such designs.
I agree that that bezel (or extension of aluminium) is really going to cut the spill down, just a serious glass protector.. At least you have enough metal to cut serious crenelations into it.
I know a few guys who will want one. Their lights have to be “tactical” whatever that means. I use tactics when planning how to get the lawn mowed, sidewalk edged and pond filter cleaned while leaving plenty of BLF time in the day. Maybe I need a tactical lawnmower.
I'm pretty sure a variety of new bezels will follow for this light; maybe it even takes the old SolarForce bezels. As far as the tan color is concerned, well, there's still ceracoat.
However, none of that would ever lift this light out of its blunt absence of any appealing design qualities.
The EagleTac it's obviously modeled after appears to be more sophisticated. If given the choice, I'd rather take the EagleTac.
The L2T takes just the very same cells as an L2 or L2P, takes just the same P60 dropins, so despite the rather questionable design, there's nothing new. Personally, I think SolarForce should have made another production run of the now-obsolete T4 instead, maybe with some update features like (hint, hint!) a three-mode XM-L T6.
I am still trying to figure out who on earth would seriously put an engraving on top of a knurled surface... sticks out like a sore thumb on that L2T...