Olight warrior turbo

[3dumb 219]

I posted last week asking about less obvious alternatives for a traditional lamp and after having given it a night out, I thought to share what I ended up buying.

Crazy impressed with this thing, the power is nuts and I dont feel quite so obvious having a cheeky shine in places I usually wouldn't bother. Especially helpful when I'm staying in the suburbs at the missus'. 

Second photo is with me sat full length of a football field away. Doesnt do the throw justice but gives ya a decent idea.

Fun few hours.

 

[Mr Wilkes 2,914]

Looks decent enough, those rabbits caught using the torch ?.

[AndyD89 253]

Think il be looking into to one of them , looks really handy that. Was wanting something just to have a shine about when taking dog for its daily run out in winter  , just for 2/3 runs after work kinda thing. Leave the old cluelight for a full nights Lamping. That looks ideal instead of lugging a big lamp and battery around every day.

[Ferretman65 2,123]

Anyone still useing  the old Coleman's lamp or pro light I have still got my old pro light 

[samboy 275]

Yep i've still got my old Coleman's lamp with 3 filters.

[Ferretman65 2,123]

Don't really like. The new Led lamps to me they are too white and I find hard to see rabbits sometimes maybe it's an age thing lol

[low plains drifter 9,458]

58 minutes ago, Ferretman65 said:

Anyone still useing  the old Coleman's lamp or pro light I have still got my old pro light 

Good long beam on the pro light used to use them in the 90's probably the best beam I've seen on a lamp and at a fraction of the cost 

[toolebox 1,384]

On 14/08/2021 at 21:43, Ferretman65 said:

Don't really like. The new Led lamps to me they are too white and I find hard to see rabbits sometimes maybe it's an age thing lol

you can get them in a yellow light ,but I like the white light due to working brown top grass where the yellow light does show a rabbit well enough for me but I've changed to a red LED full time . 

Edited August 16, 2021 by toolebox