This is not really a “flashlight” review – it’s a review of the body tube that shortens the FW series lights from 18650 cell size to 18350 cell size.  So bear that in mind with all the runtimes and most other stuff – a lot of the info just supports the photos, which adequately describe the product.  And it’s a neat on!  Read on!

CountyComm worked with Rey of ReyLight a while back to make this custom Dawn.  I missed that drop and I was disappointed the whole time after.  Then they announced v2, and I jumped on it right when it was available.  So here’s a Fun Fund Friday review of the Gen 2 Reylight Maratac Dawn!

Yet another FW series light, yes!  This one’s probably the peak FW body for me, because the brass is spectacular.  Read on for some photos and thoughts!

I have in my hands today something that is pretty interesting!  It’s the Lumintop FW3E, which is an answer to the “inner sleeve issue” that some of the FW series lights have had.  It has no inner sleeve!  Read on for photos and testing.

Here’s a light that is “another in the series” so in many ways this is a review you can already sort of expect.  On the other hand this is the first of the series of FW type lights to be right angle!  This is the HL3A, and I’ve had this review done for a while and waiting on the official product page.  That’s up, so here’s this review!

Here’s a Klarus light with a dual switch (including one paddle switch) and a 18650 cell with charging.  A pretty neat little 18650 light.  Read on for some testing!

Imalent, maker of one of my favorite lights (the DX80) recently sent me this new LD10 light, which has one of my favorite emitters (Cree XP-L HI).  It’s a neat little light, but let’s test it out, shall we?

Wowtac has released another 18650 light.  This time it’s a dual switch Cree XP-L HI light, with an indicating switch and on-board (micro-USB) charging.  Read on for some testing!

If you haven’t checked out Wowtac, you definitely should! 

Convoy has released a new 26650 light.  It’s a medium thrower, but with the addition of built-in charging and a side mechanical switch.  Looks pretty solid on paper; read on to see how it tests!

Lumintop had great success with the FW series, and expanded it greatly.  They also went a different directly – a more standard light but with an e-switch on the side.  That’s the EDC18, and here’s my testing of it!