Videos tagged with Penlight

This video showcases a variety of deals on firearm-related accessories and everyday carry (EDC) items. Featured products include a 6-24X50 FFP scope, a WildHawk Motion Awake Red Dot sight, a Trakiom Clamping Tripod, HAUTMEC tool pouches, an Eafengrow EF130 fixed blade knife, a ThruNite Ti keychain flashlight, a 704 Gear Blitz EDC folding pocket knife, and a Coast G22 penlight. The video highlights these items with affiliate links for purchase and uses promotional codes for discounts.

This video review focuses on the NEXTORCH K30, an 850-lumen penlight. The content likely explores its brightness, beam quality, construction, and practical applications, potentially including its utility for those in the firearms community as part of their everyday carry (EDC) or for tactical use. Given the product is a flashlight, the review may also touch upon its durability and performance in various conditions.

This video demonstrates a method for measuring the lumen output of any flashlight using a Maglite Mini AAA penlight as a benchmark and a smartphone light meter app. The creator aims to help viewers verify exaggerated lumen claims from "cheap Chinese lights." The video highlights Maglite's historical significance as an "O.G." in the flashlight industry, founded in 1979, predating other well-known brands. It provides specific app recommendations for Android and Apple devices and includes links to purchase the Maglite penlight on Amazon. Chapters cover intro, performance testing, insights, and the how-to guide for testing other flashlights.

This video reviews the WUBEN Tactical Pen, a multi-functional tool that combines a pen, an LED flashlight, and a window breaker. The description highlights its availability on Amazon with a discount code. The product is presented as a versatile piece of equipment for self-defense and everyday carry, with an emphasis on its tactical capabilities.

This video reviews the WUBEN 2-in-1 Tactical Penlight, highlighting its features. The description includes a direct link to the product on Amazon. While the video focuses on a tactical penlight, it's positioned within the context of tactical gear and everyday carry items that might appeal to firearm enthusiasts.

This video offers a comprehensive review and demonstration of the ThruNite Ti4 Compact Penlight. The reviewer highlights its affordability and capability of producing up to 252 lumens. The description includes affiliate links to purchase the product on Amazon in various international markets, as well as links to support the creator on Full30 and Patreon. A strong disclaimer emphasizes that the video is for educational and entertainment purposes only, with all actions performed under professional supervision on a private range and that viewers should not attempt any demonstrations themselves. The creator also promotes their merchandise.

This video reviews the Streamlight ProTac AAA flashlight, highlighting its $25 price point as a significant value. The reviewer emphasizes its increased brightness (80 lumens) compared to the Stylus Pro, along with useful strobe and 10-lumen low modes, making it more versatile. Durability, waterproofing, and the C4 LED are praised. A positive clicky switch prevents accidental activation. While not as lightweight as some competitors, its pocketability and ergonomic design are noted. Minor drawbacks like inability to tailstand and slight beam ghosting are mentioned. Overall, it's recommended as a high-quality, ultra-value penlight.

This video review focuses on the Streamlight Stylus Pro penlight, highlighting its simplicity, reliability, and compact design. The reviewer praises its brightness (24 lumens from a 1/2 watt LED) for close-range tasks, long run time (7.5 hours), and lightweight construction (1.8 ounces). It's presented as an improvement over the standard Stylus flashlight and ideal for pocket carry, various professional environments (flight suits, medical kits), and general EDC. The review also mentions its sturdy clip, water resistance, durable aluminum body, tactile switch, multiple color options, lifetime warranty, and included holster. While acknowledging it's not as powerful as some Nitecore or Fenix lights, its specific strengths make it a highly recommended and frequently used tool for the reviewer.