Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight

Convoy L6 Flashlight: A Merry Christmas Review!

Convoy L6 Flashlight: A Merry Christmas Flashlight Review!

The Convoy L6 flashlight is a Cree XHP70 emitter flashlight that uses two 26650 cells. There’s a side e-switch for control. Read on!


Addendum Review

For most of the info, as I said above, please see the original review.

Package and Manual

The package on the Clear version is the same, but the contents are much more robust in the clear vs the black I had. The clear includes an extra switch mechanism, two boots (one for each switch), a lanyard, two spare o-rings, and a tactical ring.

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight box

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight box

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight what's included in box

Build Quality, Disassembly, and Durability

These three items are all the same as before, except for the obvious one: finish.

Man, MAN oh man, this finish is just spectacular. I like it MUCH more than the black finish, which in my experience (with the Convoy C8, not the L6), doesn’t last all that well on sharp corners and such. This is actually a finish of some sort, though what is still being decided…. It’s not just bare aluminum. But wow, it is great to handle and use!!

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight parts apart

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight showing all sides

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight e-switch detail

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight lanyard loop

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight e-switch detail

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight headstanding

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight tailcap threads

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight emitter and reflector detail

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight cell tube

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight tailcap off with tactical ring

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight head taken apart

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight tailcap switch

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight dual springs

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight reflector

The clear C8 has the same finish, for what it’s worth. It’s an absolutely great finish, and very smooth to the touch.

The buttons on the Clear L6 are also white/translucent. But they are not lit buttons. Maybe they could be, but they do not come that way stock. Still, it’s a nice touch, and worth noting.

Beamshots

These beamshots always have the following settings:  f8, ISO100, 0.3s shutter, and manual 5000K exposure. These photos are taken at floor level, and the beam hits the ceiling around 9 feet away.

Tint vs BLF-348 (KillzoneFlashlights.com 219b version) (affiliate link)

I keep the test flashlight on the left and the BLF-348 reference flashlight on the right.

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight compared to nichia 219b

(On the right above in the tint comparison shot is the BLF-348.)

Size

With Black L6

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight comparison with black L6

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight comparison with black L6

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight comparison with black L6

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight comparison

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight both heads

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight mixed parts

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight tactical rings

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight cell tubes

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight tailcap threads

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight tailcaps and spring

Convoy L6 Clear Flashlight mixed parts with black L6

Final Thoughts

I really love the finish on this light. And if I’m being 100% honest, I find something like the L6 fairly more practical than the can lights that are so popular right now.

Seriously, I can’t say enough about the finish on this light.


Notes

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