no1mad
09-22-08, 09:24 PM
Any good? I know that Fenix is probably the undisputed king in the segment, but pricing and timing prohibit me from getting one right now.
Electronics, Lighting, & Gadgets - Coleman Max LED flashlights
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Yan
09-22-08, 09:30 PM
Why don't you just get one of the inexpensive dealextreme.com lights?
no1mad
09-22-08, 09:42 PM
Why don't you just get one of the inexpensive dealextreme.com lights?
Because I'd would rather keep my money in the local economy. If I went internet/mail order, then I would be waiting who knows how long. And no guarantee that I would get what I ordered either. (Ordered break room supplies for work once. Got a printer that they had stuck a Dixie plate shipping label on.):rolleyes:
Because I'd would rather keep my money in the local economy. If I went internet/mail order, then I would be waiting who knows how long. And no guarantee that I would get what I ordered either. (Ordered break room supplies for work once. Got a printer that they had stuck a Dixie plate shipping label on.):rolleyes:
uke
09-22-08, 10:01 PM
A much better use of your money would be a $40 P7 that would give you 500 lumens to light up the night.
iamjethro
09-22-08, 10:37 PM
I just bought one. It is way better than the 9-led cluster light I had. I think it will help me be seen for sure. ALo, on my mt. bike I doubt I outrun the beam.
Wildcatnj
09-22-08, 11:31 PM
I have one and like it. It does a lot better than my cheap cateye that I bought as a 'be seen' light. Although there are times that I outrun the beam and could use one a little brighter. It is still a good light and I can recommend it.