Flashlight to keep my hands free while walking?

[MascaratumB]

@elbakan1

@MascaratumB

Not sure if this would help, but RovyVon E300s!

https://www.rovyvon.com/products/angel-eyes-e300s

It has different modes and a versatile operation throught the top and the side buttons.

Not the cheapest option eventually, considering the ones presented above, but, well, another one in the table!!

I have one in Nichia. Best EDC I have found, and I have a few.
Battery Juntion has it for 60 bucks for black Friday. I paid 80 for mine two years ago.
Put it in the back pocket and forget you have it.
Only problem is the side switch is hard to press. But the Turbo switch in the top works just fine.

Cheers.

Nice you like yours :+1: I got the XP-G3 and replaced them for XP-L, floodier and brighter, and…hotter!
Most of the times I double or triple click the side switch for a brighter mode. But yes, if one wants the lowest mode (ML), requires some pressing!
Other than that is a great light :sunglasses:

I sometimes use it as headlamp too

[Boaz]

Simple easy answer is to wear a headlamp with the strap fully loosened around the neck instead of like an idiot on your head .

I like the rovy von idea but $65 ? oh come on now .. how about a $10 Boruit D-10 loose around your neck .< this has become one of my favorite ways to run a light . Having both hands free is invaluable .

I like the idea of a shoulder mounted light as well but you'd have to be wearing the same thing all the time and getting a mount to be stable right and left would probably be a pain .I've run stuff clipped onto the collar under your ear but there is again too much lateral movement .

[MascaratumB]

@Boaz

Simple easy answer is  to wear a headlamp  with the strap fully loosened around the neck instead of like an idiot on your head .

I like the rovy von idea but a 100$ ? oh come on now … how about a  $10 Boruit D-10 loose around your neck .< this has become one of my favorite ways to run a light . Having both hands free is invaluable .

I like the idea of a shoulder mounted light as well but you’d have to be wearing the same thing all the time and getting a mount to be stable right and left would probably be a pain .I’ve run stuff clipped onto the collar  under your ear but there is again too much lateral movement .

See, this is why you are an inspiration! You come with different and budget ideas that do the job
When I read your text I thought “Nah, it will not point to the right direction, it will be too loose!!”
But then I picked my D10 and…well, it is pointing towards the right place, and since the light can be adjusted top/down in the plastic holder, it really is a useful beam!

You’re great man!! :+1: :+1:

[Boaz]

Yep I'm the man ...and my wife ..She's the woman ....Great is questionable .

I'm sure the idea came from someone else but I have to admit it's a very nice way to wear a light when you hate having something strapped to your sweaty forehead . I can't think of anything worse . Otoh I had a d-10 around my neck while grocery shopping the other night and was pleased I had a mask on to hide my identity . .

[Lightbringer]

@Boaz

I’m sure the idea came from someone else but I have to admit it’s a very nice way to wear a light when you hate having something strapped to your sweaty forehead . I can’t think of anything worse .

Wellp, I can. I’m just not going to say…

Oh good God. Of course…

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y5GPZ22

[Unheard]

How about Armyteks Wizard?

[papastratos_d]

Smallest angle light you can go is Nitecore Thumbi found it on this site

[destabilizator]

Thank you for all the input! I’ve checked all of the proposed models
I gave it a bit more thought and wonder, if there anything similar to my love-at-first-sight WT20R with High CRI LED (I’ve explored what that means, yey!)?
I might have use for something like this, standing, angle-able - I paint miniatures
I’m willing to pay around the price of WT20R

[aginthelaw]

Skilhunt h03 comes with a clip you can put oh the front of your shirt or jacket. Same the the fireflies pl47