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Originally Posted by 16penny
If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty

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I've been using a Surefire E1L for 10 years 8 months. In February of 2009, it cost me $104.50 delivered.





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Originally Posted by 16penny
If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty
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This one. Had it for years. Fits the Carhartts tool pocket perfectly.
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https://www.amazon.com/Equipment-Aluminum-Flashlight-Resistant-Construction/dp/B01N7E2Y25


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Originally Posted by chlinstructor
This one! Tiny recharging, 1000 lumens. Been carrying it every day for several years now.

https://www.batteryjunction.com/olight-s1r-ii-baton-flashlight.html


These are excellent and have my recommendation.

In my household there are four of the S1R Baton II, two of the S2R Baton II, and one of the Baton Pro 2000. I do suggest purchasing the Olight L-Dock Recharge Kit for mounting on your hallway wall.

The S1R Baton II is definitely the more useful and likely to be clipped in your back pocket as it just sort of disappears 'til it is required.

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My daughter has three with her.


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I've carried one of these with my work keys and ID for 8 years. Bought a spare but the original one is still going strong. Plenty bright with a AAA but much brighter with a rechargeable 10440. A small copper wire ring needs to be installed in the head to use the 10440 but the difference is amazing.

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Originally Posted by OSU_Sig
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Fenix PD35

this.

Do you remove the batteries to recharge them, or just plug it in?

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Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by huntsman22

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Straight off Hunts' Tinder profile.



I'm sorry to burst your infatuation with my 'hungitude', but I must explain..... I carry my wallet, extra 1911 mag and flashlight in my left front pocket. Keys, 3 pocket knives and chapstick in the right. I do this intentionally, to take the girls attention away from my small 'package'. It ain't named Wee Willy Winky, without cause.....grin

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Originally Posted by huntsman22
Originally Posted by kingston
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Straight off Hunts' Tinder profile.



I'm sorry to burst your infatuation with my 'hungitude', but I must explain..... I carry my wallet, extra 1911 mag and flashlight in my left front pocket. Keys, 3 pocket knives and chapstick in the right. I do this intentionally, to take the girls attention away from my small 'package'. It ain't named Wee Willy Winky, without cause.....grin
I just thought you had a hernia.

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I am surprised nobody rocks an Olight. They make a multitude of amazing products...Everyone in my shop at work carries one kind or another. All purchased ourselves and converted by seeing what they can do daily.


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Originally Posted by nemotheangler
I am surprised nobody rocks an Olight. They make a multitude of amazing products...Everyone in my shop at work carries one kind or another. All purchased ourselves and converted by seeing what they can do daily.


Apparently you didn’t read the whole thread. 😜

This is the Olight that’s my daily carry and that I highly recommend.

https://www.batteryjunction.com/olight-s1r-ii-baton-flashlight.html

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Originally Posted by huntsman22
I'm sorry to burst your infatuation with my 'hungitude', but I must explain..... I carry my wallet, extra 1911 mag and flashlight in my left front pocket. Keys, 3 pocket knives and chapstick in the right. I do this intentionally, to take the girls attention away from my small 'package'. It ain't named Wee Willy Winky, without cause.....grin


Thank goodness. It looked really uncomfortable.............for everyone.


I bet that chain is a hit with the Emo S&M types!


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Originally Posted by 16penny
If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty
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Streamlight Stylus.


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well, it does keep me from losing it. And keeps me in emo chicks.

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What da hell is emo chicks?


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sim-u-lar to baby emu's......

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Holyshit I’m laughing my ass off. 👍


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Originally Posted by chlinstructor
Originally Posted by nemotheangler
I am surprised nobody rocks an Olight. They make a multitude of amazing products...Everyone in my shop at work carries one kind or another. All purchased ourselves and converted by seeing what they can do daily.


Apparently you didn’t read the whole thread. 😜

This is the Olight that’s my daily carry and that I highly recommend.

https://www.batteryjunction.com/olight-s1r-ii-baton-flashlight.html



I shipped a few rechargeable OLight kits to Afghanistan for my son and his buddies. The switch malfunctioned on the Gerber lights they were issued.

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I modified an IWB holster to attach to the top of my boot and pack my trusty 20yo 6-cell maglight on my ankle.



But seriously, I'm not scared of the dark so my cell phone takes care of most of my lighting duties. I have flashlights, work lights, spot lights and even an endoscope stashed in the shop and truck if the need for more lumens arises.


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I really liked my Fenix ED12 iirc, but when it quit I got a $20 off Amazon and like it a lot. Uses AA and with the rechargeable Lithium Ion it is absolutely great. It has a 650 lumen output on high, and is just a bit bigger than the Fenix ED12 that had a lot less light. Lumitop LED

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