Ditto. Olight clips are very well designed, I wish I could buy them separately.
Olight S15 and On The Road M3 have spoiled me for well designed clips on my EDCs. And well designed efficient drivers with straightforward UIs.
Next best is the Convoy deep carry clip, which I have put on all my other torches that it fits.
It might fit this one, at a push, but the fat 21-70 battery tube might rule that out.
Why 21-70 ? Fashion ? Why not 2 banks of 7135s for efficiency, better still three. OK keep the FET for headline figures and ability to set trousers on fire, but seriously, this has the makings of a very unbalanced torch. No I don’t want a miniature Q8 in my pocket, my Astrolux S41 still serves that purpose, and at least has a big heavy chunk of copper to mop up the heat from short blasts.
If it was just 18650 but could also take x2 CR123 primaries, using an efficient buck driver, that would be perfect.
It may be time to suck it up, save my pennies, and just buy a Zebralight. Unless this one is going to be very affordable, in BLF tradition.
I do like the idea, and the compactness achieved by moving the gubbins across into the right-angled head so keeping the length down to a minimum. And right angle torches are very practical for my use. if you don’t want to constantly clutch them in one hand.
I have a couple of old military ones that I’ve put LED conversion bulbs into, they are very useful if you want to keep both hands free, and don’t want to use a head-torch. Clipped onto a pocket, rucksack strap or belt, away from direct eye-line, you get a much better perspective in low light due to the shadows that are created.
Similar to using a handheld torch at hip level, but that uses up one hand. Which is not an option as far as I am concerned.
Maybe if the subsidiary LEDs were a useful colour and output, far-red, or green, for night vision preservation, they would interest me more.