Layman’s Flashlight Reviews

NiteCore has released their first major revision to the EZ line with their new EZ AA R5 flashlight. Instead of just the usual emitter and aesthetics upgrades, this new model introduces drastic changes to the UI. The question remains, just how well does it honor the EZ name?

NiteCore EZ AA R5

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Playing kid brother to one of the biggest and brightest lights available, the SR91 is no slouch itself when it comes to bright ideas. Descending from a much heralded lineage, this torch definitely has a lot to live up to.

Olight SR91

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Penlights have always been somewhat of an oddity to me. Their peculiar size and shape has always struck me as somewhat impractical, however one cannot deny the ease with which they are used generally. EagleTac has thrown their name into the mix with this continuation of their “Personal Nano” line.

EagleTac PN20a2

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With the introduction of the new “Personal Nano” series, EagleTac begins to add super compact EDC style lights into their lineup. More than just a simple keychain light, the PN20a shows that power can come in small packages.

EagleTac PN20a

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One of the benefits of EagleTac’s new Mark II Digital ‘20’ series is the use of drop-in emitter modules that can change the characteristics of the light without the full expense of buying another complete torch. This drop-in brings some more punch to the T20C2 in a slightly unorthodox manner.

LED Modules

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