johnnyrebel87
09-13-13, 21:59
Hey guys, quick review here of the protac 2l.
Been carrying it for a week now as an edc light. Previous light was a fenix p3d ce. This one is by far my favorite. It is a good length, and will stick out both sides of your fist if needed. Both ends are scalloped. It is a fairly slim body. Slim enough that it rides in the left side of my back left pocket, unnoticed in jeans (my normal wear), or dickies brand pants. It has 3 flats milled on the largest diameter so it won't roll, tho the clip does a better job for that. It has 3 ways to be programmed. I am leaving it the factory way, which is click once for full brightness, soft touch once and click for strobe, or soft touch twice then click for low brightness. You can change it to only be bright or low. I like this, because I usr it all the time, so the low brightness comes in handy. If you need to pull it outfor "tactical" reasons, one click turns it on. And soft touches runs the high beam also. You can soft touch thru the settings if you need. The pocket clip is sturdy and it hasn't moved around in my pocket. And it has not turned on accidentally in my pocket.
It is very bright on high, and the picture shown here is a barn 97 yards from where I'm standing. Bright enough to shoot with iron sights if you can see the sights. Low is bright enough to work for any regular tasks. It runs on 123a batteries as most things like this do. Overall I love the size and weight, looks, brightness, and function of this light. It will continue to be my edc light for a long time to come. I can't think of abytht I would change about it. Here's a couple pics. Thanks.
Been carrying it for a week now as an edc light. Previous light was a fenix p3d ce. This one is by far my favorite. It is a good length, and will stick out both sides of your fist if needed. Both ends are scalloped. It is a fairly slim body. Slim enough that it rides in the left side of my back left pocket, unnoticed in jeans (my normal wear), or dickies brand pants. It has 3 flats milled on the largest diameter so it won't roll, tho the clip does a better job for that. It has 3 ways to be programmed. I am leaving it the factory way, which is click once for full brightness, soft touch once and click for strobe, or soft touch twice then click for low brightness. You can change it to only be bright or low. I like this, because I usr it all the time, so the low brightness comes in handy. If you need to pull it outfor "tactical" reasons, one click turns it on. And soft touches runs the high beam also. You can soft touch thru the settings if you need. The pocket clip is sturdy and it hasn't moved around in my pocket. And it has not turned on accidentally in my pocket.
It is very bright on high, and the picture shown here is a barn 97 yards from where I'm standing. Bright enough to shoot with iron sights if you can see the sights. Low is bright enough to work for any regular tasks. It runs on 123a batteries as most things like this do. Overall I love the size and weight, looks, brightness, and function of this light. It will continue to be my edc light for a long time to come. I can't think of abytht I would change about it. Here's a couple pics. Thanks.