LightForce Flashlights now available from Sierra Expeditions

[flyingwil]

We are pleased to announce that we are now carrying LightForce flashlights. We currently have two of the three models available and in stock.

LightForce XR-E CREE LED Flashlight - $29.99

This flashlight was designed and tested in the Australian outback to withstand the harsh elements and provide light when it's needed the most . Made from hard anodized alloy with a waterproof 3 mode switch and an everlasting LED bulb its sure to last a life time.

Features:

• Uses 3 x 1.5V C size alkaline batteries (not included)
• Operation time: High-68hrs Low-270hrs Flashing-180hrs
• Multi-faceted reflector provides smooth beam pattern
• 3 detachable color lenses - RED, BLUE, AMBER
• LED bulb never needs to be replaced
• Output power up to 176 lumens
• XR-E CREE XLAMP LED
• Size: 1.5" X 9.1" (39mm x 231.5mm)
• Non-Slip rubberized collar at torch end
• DC-DC regulated circuit
• Water resistant
• Rugged hard anodised alloy construction
• 3 mode switch - High, Low and Flashing
• Includes lanyard wrist strap

LightForce AA LED Flashlight - $4.99

This small LED flashlight measures in at just over 3.5" and perfect for carrying around in your pocket or on your keys for any occasion. This flashlight requires one AA battery (included) and has 2 light modes.

Features:

• Rugged Hard Anodized Alloy Construction
• One 1 Watt LED light
• Features 2 on modes, on and signal function
• Water Resistant
• Lanyard wrist strap/Keyring Strap included
• 1 x 1.5v AA Alkaline Battery

 

[ryguy]

Stop posting new cool stuff, my wifes going to kill me. That being said, order faxed.

 

[Willman]

Stop posting new cool stuff, my wifes going to kill me. That being said, order faxed.

Right on!

My wife tells me all the time!

 

[flyingwil]

Stop posting new cool stuff, my wifes going to kill me. That being said, order faxed.

Tracking number e-mailed... BTW, Ben has one of these we picked up in Australia at the ARB shop in Alice.

Enjoy!

 

[articulate]

Can these withstand a shotgun blast at 20 yards, too? That would totally seal the deal for me.

 

[spressomon]

Wil,
Do you know what the lumen output is on the "low" mode? Will it stay put when laid down on an un-even surface; or will it roll?

Thx

Dan

 

[flyingwil]

Can these withstand a shotgun blast at 20 yards, too? That would totally seal the deal for me.

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They call this a "Tactical Flashlight" maybe you can shoot one a let me know how it holds up.

Wil,
Do you know what the lumen output is on the "low" mode? Will it stay put when laid down on an un-even surface; or will it roll?

Thx

Dan

I am sorry Dan, I do not have that information available for the Lumen output on low mode for the TAC30 light.

On an uneven surface it will roll, the front is rounded for the filter clips, and the base has a bolt like pattern so I would say it would be fine slightly off level, but will roll at maybe 8 degrees (guessing).

 

[Nathant78]

Only thing lightforce i can afford right now. Wil emailed me saying that the bigger one was out of stock but would have it in thrusday. He asked if i wanted what was in stock to ship now, i said to go on and ship it as one box.

That is customer service!

 

[flyingwil]

Yup, we had 10 on the shelves yesterday... all gone now. That was a much bigger influx than I could have thought. On the bright side LightForce is in SoCal so we get our inventory super quick, and we had more that is due in this week. :victory:

New product stocking is a guessing game, I normally guess high, but in this case I was way off my rocker. LOL.

Plenty of the AA lights available.

 

[articulate]

On an uneven surface it will roll, the front is rounded for the filter clips, and the base has a bolt like pattern so I would say it would be fine slightly off level, but will roll at maybe 8 degrees (guessing).

8 degrees? Then do you sell an overlanding-worthy protractor as well? We can't have our flashlights rolling off of tables, you know.

 

[tdesanto]

8 degrees? Then do you sell an overlanding-worthy protractor as well? We can't have our flashlights rolling off of tables, you know.

Welcome back, Mark. We missed you around here.

 

[MoGas]

What is the country of manufacture?

 

[FlyNdrive]

Ryan, You will like it. I have used it for almost a year now and I'm still on the first set of batteries. Its quite bright to boot.

-Ben

 

[flyingwil]

8 degrees? Then do you sell an overlanding-worthy protractor as well? We can't have our flashlights rolling off of tables, you know.

Mark, is your pocket protector leaking again?

What is the country of manufacture?

They are made in China, or as marketing people would say: "Designed in Australia, manufactured in China." I would bet the price would be well above double that if it were made elsewhere. Even Engel just had a Price increase and they are made in Taiwan.

 

[jrose609]

Hey, Will. How is the beam pattern? Is it more of a "flood" or more of a "spot?" Thinkng the larger would be a good spare flashlight on my belt.