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Fenix LD 20 6 Level High Performance Cree LED Flashlight, Black, 6- Inch, Maximum 180 Lumens | 
| Brand: Fenix Flashlights
Category: Sports
List Price: $78.00
Buy New: $50.50
as of 3/12/2010 07:49 UTC details
You Save: $27.50 (35%)
New (21) Used (1) from $44.99
Seller: Bergen LLC
Rating:  52 reviews
Sales Rank: 210
Color: Black
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Size: 6- Inch
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.9 x 3.3 x 1.2
MPN: 6942870300382
Model: LD20
EAN: 6942870300382
ASIN: B001H4MW7W
Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | It is 6-inches in length and weighs 3-ounces | | • | Will reach over 140-meters using just two 1.5-volt AA batteries | | • | Body design is made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum |
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Product Description
ATTRIBUTES No Bulb: LED Burn Time: 2/5/13/71 Hours Carry System: Lanyard Holster Finish: Olive Green Material: T6 Aircraft Grade Aluminum Output (lumens): 180/94/47/9 Overall Length (inches): 5.90 Power Source: AA x 2 Special Features: Glass Lens Digitally Regulated Submersible: Yes to IPX-8 Standards Switch: Tail Cap On/Off/SOS/Strobe
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 52
 Potente, Compacta, precio razonable March 5, 2010
jose (paraguay)
Muy buena linterna, es potente y muy economica para la cantidad de luz que produce.
Mucho mejor que andar comprando linternas de 12 dolares que duran 6 a 8 meses y usan el doble de cantidad de pilas sin muchos resultados.
Great product March 3, 2010
Kevin R. Cochran (Commerce, GA)
This light stays on my side daily. I am a Plumber by trade and often need a light to look under sinks or in a crawl space. The size of this light is perfect. I have had many small flashlight in the past but there are none that compare. The versatility is unbelievable. From 9 lumens to 180 lumens. This light on it's brightest setting will shine into the tops of trees better than any typical hunting light. This light Compares well to the more expensive surefire flashlights. The best thing is it uses AA batteries instead of the expensive lithium batteries. I would definitely recommend this light.
 Great light for it's size!!!! February 28, 2010
G. F. THOMAS (Lebanon,mo)
I liked this light so much ,I have ordered the TK 40 model. I use them to see what is on my property at night,especially armadillos tearing up my lawn. They are hard to see at the far edge of my lawn,but with these light I can stand on the front porch and see them. There is no comparison between these lights and a standard flashlight. With the bright white light you can see clearly what is roaming around,even if it is not destructive .
The one thing that could be improved is the life of the batteries(but I do use it at the max power most of the time) So as the old saying goes you can't have your cake and eat it too!!! And one other thing I like about the models I have
purchased ,they use AA batteries,which are available at most stores. And less expensive than the batteries of other models.
It's not easy to get 5 stars from me. February 27, 2010
R. R. Downard (USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
As the title states, I don't just give 5 stars to anything. In my opinion way too many products get a 5 star rating when it should be a 4. That being said this is one of the few products that I own (in any category) that I would give a five star rating to. Before getting to my reasons, let me just say that I am a Streamlight man; or better yet, I WAS a Streamlight man. Please don't misunderstand me. I am not saying that Streamlight flashlights are bad products, in fact I think that they are very good lights. However in every area that Streamlight is good, Fenix is better. An example of this is the Streamlight Stinger LED vs Fenix LD 20. The Streamlight costs at least $50 more, it isn't as bright, it is bigger, it doesn't use AA (which in my opinion is a disadvantage, when I am camping I can't recharge my Stinger, but I can pop in AA batteries), and it doesn't have as useful operating modes. Again the Stinger is a fantastic light, just not as good as the LD 20. Well I have pontificated enough...
Here are the reasons that I gave the Fenix LD 20 5 stars:
Durability- This flashlight can be abused and keep on ticking.
Waterproof
Brightness- 180 Lumens is awesome!
Different Operating Modes- 6 different modes: Turbo, High, Med, Low, SOS, Strobe. Having 9 lumens available is just as important as having 180 available. Very useful for checking maps at night when no red lens is available. All of these modes are easy to cycle through. Don't let them intimidate you!
Cost- 50 bucks. Unbeatable. Enough said.
AA Batteries- Available and cheap.
Size- Fits in your pocket
Ergonomics- Great grip and great button. Easy to hold.
Accessories- This has some great accessories available for it such as a red lens filter, a light diffuser, an orange traffic wand attachment. (Okay so that last one isn't that useful, unless you're a cop).
There is more that can be said about this great little light. This review isn't meant to be all inclusive.
When I got this light in the mail I didn't want to like it. Liking it meant I may have to give up on my beloved Streamlight. Well not only do I like it. I love it. It is without a doubt the best light I have ever owned. Period.
Great flash light. Weird way to turn between turbo mode and regular mode February 14, 2010
Pete Chen (East Bay, CA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a bright high-quality flashlight. You can read other reviews here or even watch you tube reviews for the details. One feature I don't like is the way to turn between turbo mode and regular mode. The instruction says to turn the "bezel". But that literally unscrews the top part of flashlight a little bit. It is a quite unconventional way to choose different modes for any device. I like to screw all the parts of a device tight and all the way in. Now I have to unscrew it a little bit to go to the regular mode, which is the mode I use most. They may as well come up with a switch for that. I am also worried that turning it back and forth constantly will shorten the life of the o-ring inside.
The other thing I don't like is the holster. It is too tight. Also with the blet clip, I have a hard time to put it all the way in. I will only use it for storage. I will not use it to carry the flashlight on my belt. It is impossible to pull it out with one hand.
As for the price, it is quite expensive for a flashlight. A lot of reviewers here think it is well worth it. To me, that remains to be seen.
Showing reviews 1-5 of 52
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