If Oakley Designed A Flashlight It Would ......

[Blalock]

For point of reference, I have a militiary issue U.S. Army lensatic compass by Stocker & Yale with tritium illumination. It was made in 1996 and the tritium vials on it are still glowing. They are not as bright as when I first got it about 10 years ago, but still good enough to read the compass points. I also have a Luminox watch with a tritium dial purchased in 2004 and the tritium vials are still nice and bright. Luminox estimates a 25 year life for the tritium illumination.

 

[nlgrav182]

Define "Outperform"?

Just one example; compare this Surefire vs. this Nitecore:

SureFire R1 Lawman Rechargeable LED Flashlight $400 on Battery Junction
MT40GT | Nitecore $79.99 on Battery Junction

 

[OakleyFrankFMJ]

It would put out like 10,000 lumens.

 

[supersharp]

Oakley is great for glasses and some other things, but these are the lights I've been digging lately.

Jet beam TCE-1 #683/1000, Titanium innovations Illumina-Ti, and Surefire Titan Plus.

 

[supersharp]

It would put out like 10,000 lumens.

Probably like 100,000 lumens. I think u misses a 0.

 

[OakleyFrankFMJ]

Probably like 100,000 lumens. I think u misses a 0.

Yup! I concur!!!!


Actually. The 10,000 lumens light is that little tiny keychain light that people use to see when they have to open the door in the dark. That's what I meant. Yeah that's right!



The 100,000 lumens light is the normal light


Wait till you see the badass light!

 

[cyclerdoug]

Nothing any of you punks can show me here will EVER compare to the kick-ass light that "Former fighter pilot" sells on tv early in the morning. That sumbitch can get run over by a fire truck and still shine! They drop it out of a helicopter, for chrissakes!! Come on guys...THAT'S a flashlight! And it's only like 29 bucks! Right?!?! I got 4!