Coast LED Lenser 8607 Focusing LED Flashlight L7

Coast LED Lenser 8607 Focusing LED Flashlight L7 Reviews

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LED is the way to go, not only does the battery last, green, but you get a more powerful beam. I went night hiking with this and I had by far the brightest light source. Most flashlights I had as a kid faded after a few hours, this held strong with the whiter light then the old yellowish light. Why this flashlight is a little cheaper then other brand and even some from Coast with the same power is the body is made of hard plastic, not metal on more expensive flashlight. But that is fine with me since it is quite light and about 5.5 inches to carry around. It said it is weatherproof, not sure what that mean. It use 3 AAA cells, which I got a lot of for all my remote at home.br /br /The specs: 112 Lumens, 160 hr on one set of batteries, 669ft beam distance and lifetime guarantee. I am not sure if this is true or not, but they say 6 batteries and 1 bulb of the LED laser equal 80 batteries and 17 bulbs of incandescent over the lifetime.br /br /

Coast LED Lenser 8607 Focusing LED Flashlight L7 Feature

• Up to 115 lumens of light output and 42 hours of battery life
• Beam distance of up to 738 feet
• Weatherproof, corrosion resistant polymer casing, 5.5 inch
• Rear on/off switch
• 3 AAA batteries (included)

Professional Use lights feature our most advanced optical and digital technology, combined with our highest wattage LEDs to create lights that meet the highest professional standards. Specially designed for heavy and continuous use, these lights will stand up to whatever abuse your job puts them through. Incredibly bright, Professional Use lights use our best technology, including the Prism Reflector System, Power Transformation Technology (PTT), and the Cloverleaf Reflector System. p

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Amazingly Bright - MAW -
I own numerous flashlights (Dorcy, Mag, Coast) and this one is easily the brightest. It kills my led 2 cell Maglight. The only comparable flashlight I have seen is a Coast 7438, which seems to be an aluminum version of the L7. Both are highly recommended.



Nov 03, 2010 21:59:05