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[brambles 3,420]

Does anyone on here use one. Whether it's the Javalot or the Turbo warrior, what is recommended by the hunting elite on here. Looking for a decent quality lamp that'll fit in my pocket. Thanks in advance

[BobDown 1,261]

6 minutes ago, brambles said:

Does anyone on here use one. Whether it's the Javalot or the Turbo warrior, what is recommended by the hunting elite on here. Looking for a decent quality lamp that'll fit in my pocket. Thanks in advance

I use a olight javelot torch handy poaching tool  easy to conceal and stash Does job for me 

[Marsh Lad 321]

I’ve got the warrior x4 ,decent enough as a back up for a few fields,but it can get pretty hot .

I also use the Perun head torch excellent piece of kit 

[terryd 9,016]

I have perun 3 not a lamp but a head torch. Very good support. Had problem with first one sent me new out next model up good as good

[leegreen 2,316]

10 hours ago, brambles said:

Does anyone on here use one. Whether it's the Javalot or the Turbo warrior, what is recommended by the hunting elite on here. Looking for a decent quality lamp that'll fit in my pocket. Thanks in advance

I've got a few. I use a Warrior 3 as a daily carry, a Javelot if I'm using for a search light. They are both about the same size.

I haven't got a lamping dog at the mo, but the Javelot would do the trick for small fields and short sessions.

They both fit in your pocket nicely. I wear Carhartt double fronted work strides and the torches fit in the tool pocket and you don't even notice they are there. The pocket clips are good, they never fall out the pocket even when running full tilt. the clips are two way, you can clip the torch on a cap and use as a head torch too. although it's a little heavy for that.

Well waterproof and make a excellent Kubotan. the Warrior 3 has a good DNA collector 

 

I also have the Turbo Warrior, but it only has 2 modes and only a tail switch. It also has a wanky after glow bezel that stays alight for a few seconds after the torch is turned off. Pretty pointless I think. I don't use it, because the others are so much more suitable.

 

[leegreen 2,316]

The best led lamping torch I have is a rather large Thrunite TN42 it has a 1500m plus beam. If out with a pal, I'd give them a Striker, variable of course . I would use the Thrunite along side the Striker. There was no field too big.

The new TN42 V2 has a 1860m beam, that's over a mile 

[Luckee legs 542]

I've a Fenix HT18. It's impressive and can be used for lamping. There's a newer version offering even better performance. 

Whatever brand you use i suggest looking at the HT18 specifications as that's where you need to be for lumens , range etc

Personally, being pocketable it has a place, but I don't use it as first choice and much prefer a conventional lamp like a clulite 

[leegreen 2,316]

Led colour is important too. Some of the ultra bright white lights, don't show up detail at a distance. Light spectrum thing, so I understand.

[Black neck 18,018]

Better off wi.a proper lamp.im told