#FENIX LR35R RECHARGEABLE FLASHLIGHT PDF#
#FENIX LR35R RECHARGEABLE FLASHLIGHT PRO#

The ring does not twist all the way around – after hitting the Spot+Flood mode in a clockwise motion, you have to reverse and go counterclockwise. However, I quickly found that it wasn’t an issue because the originating position is Off/Lock and then you scroll through Spotlight, then Floodlight, then Combo (spot + flood). At first I was worried about the usability of the rotary switch because the icons are so small and you can’t see them when it’s dark out. The controls consist of a rotary toggle switch for mode selection and an electronic switch that sits inside the rotary switch. Have you ever held a large soda-can light like the Astrolux MF01X, the Convoy 3X21A, or Lumintop GT3 Pro? The Fenix LR40R V2.0 feels a lot like those, but even bigger and badder! It’s definitely a handful, but it is comfortable to hold and use. On the inside was a dense foam, custom-cut for this application. Fenix did not disappoint! The LR40R V2.0 arrived in a large, two-piece nested box with plenty of images, designs, and information on the outside. Package quality.įor a flashlight in this price range, you expect nice packaging even if the packaging really isn’t all that big of a deal. Getting started with the Fenix LR40R V2.0 is as easy as it gets: remove the flashlight from the box! The battery pack is built-in, so there’s no insulation disc to remove. Today I’m reviewing the new LR40R V2.0, an entry in Fenix’s long-range LR series. I’ve actually reviewed another LR model before, the LR50R, which was an absolute unit. The updated LR40R model refines the operation of the flashlight and boasts increased output and range. The LR40R V2.0 is a combo spotlight + floodlight. This big boy puts a ton of light and can put it down range, too.

#FENIX LR35R RECHARGEABLE FLASHLIGHT PRO#

I recently reviewed the small E18R V2.0 EDC light, the small-midsize PD25R, as well as the PD36R Pro – all were very nice lights. From my experience, Fenix lights are really well designed, they use quality materials and finishes, have great constant-current drivers, and publish truthful ANSI specs. If you need a light, chances are that Fenix will have a nice offering to fill that need.īy and large, I really like Fenix – my first “real” flashlight was a Fenix (the 187 lumen E25 model, if you’re curious).

#FENIX LR35R RECHARGEABLE FLASHLIGHT PDF#

In fact, they have an actual PDF catalog on their website (I imagine it’s probably also distributed in paper form as well) that is 48 pages long and chock-full of products ranging from tiny EDC lights all the way up to a couple really big boys that I’ve been fortunate enough to check out: the Fenix LR50R 12,000 lumen monstrosity and the Fenix HT30R 1500m throw LEP.

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