Fenix LD10 100 Lumens Waterproof LED Flashlight

I love this light! I primarily use it for when I'm walking my dog at night or jogging at night. It comes with a nice little lanyard which is great for ensuring that you don't accidentally drop it. Even if you did, this thing seems very durable. Fenix lights might be made in CHINA but don't you dare let this fool you, they are built like a tank! It runs on one Double A battery which is also a plus. Don't be fooled by this lights size either, this baby is brighter than a mutha!! It also has a GREAT battery life. It's got turbo mode, strobe mode, low mode, medium mode, high mode, and SOS mode. If you are ever walking alone during the night, I reckon this light could be even used as a weapon by blinding your target and running away or following up with a swift crack in the melon with the head of this flashlight (the head has concave-like edges for these tactical purposes, although the Fenix LD20 is better suited for this). One of my favorite aspects about this light though is the clip. The clip is VERY durable and sturdy. One little trick I found on youtube is if you take the clip off and turn it around, it can be secured to a ball cap acting as your own little head lamp! All in all, a great light if you are looking for something small, portable, and BRIGHT. If you want something a little bigger/brighter, get the Fenix LD20. If you something a little bigger/brighter then THAT, get the Fenix TK35.

The diameter of this light fits comfortably into my hand. The end cap switch is easy to reach and makes changing brightness reflexive. It glides into my pocket where it is ready for use without being intrusive. Rugged? I use it almost daily in the rain, mud, barn, chicken coop, basement, auto, and in the home. No tool is more durable...except my hammer.

I really have been impressed with Fenix flashlights. They are bright, easy to use and well built. A lot of the time Chinese imports are cheap knockoffs of some other name brand product. That's not the case with Fenix Lights. They are a top quality light that just happens to have originated in China. They're as well built as Surefire and not nearly as costly. I have several of them and have sold off my Surefire lights to buy more of the Fenix lights. I use them as EDC lights, weapon lights, and for use around the house. I bought the LD10 to have a smaller EDC light. The LD10 has six modes that are easy to select. When I'm using it as a weapon light I keep in on turbo so one click gives me blinding light. Then if I just need some light I twist the bezel and one clight gives me the low setting and then I can give a second or third click to adjust the light as needed. The SOS function would be great for signalling in an emergency. The Strobe would really disorient a ner do well. Hard to beat the quality and value of any Fenix light and this one is my new favorite for it's small size and ease of daily carry.P.S. Sorry for the pun in the title but I just couldn't resist!

I have owned MANY different brands and models of flashlights from the ever crap mini mags to the holy crap  Nitecore TM11 Tiny Monster 2000 Lumens Triple XML Flashlight Outfit . For a while I was stuck on Fenix, I have several of the  Fenix mini LD01 CREE Q5 80 Lumens LED Flashlight - black color, using one AAA battery  and the LD05 (a two AAA stylus) and still like them both.This is probably the flashlight that stops me from trying more Fenix lights.In honesty, if it weren't for Marine Veteran's review, I still wouldn't know how to work this unit. Any other Fenix light I have cycles brightness by either rapid off/on or by pushing the switch slightly, there was never any reason for me to think to loosen the bezel to get to a mode to utilize the dimmer function. I also don't like having to loosen the bezel, I want a waterproof flashlight that will not fall apart in my pocket (I don't know that it WILL fall apart or be less waterproof, but daddy always said....).When first trying this new light, I was upset with a dimmer that only went through one cycle, then was only high beam or strobe. So I contacted Fenix (china) and they put me in touch with the US rep. I then paid $10 to ship my flashlight to them to be tested. 13 days later a new light arrived, same problem, contacted rep again and was sent another light with a nice rechargable battery. I still could not get this light to go through more than one dimmer cycle, the odd thing is that I always had the bezel tight, why did it even go through one cycle. Even more odd, why didn't the rep think of the bezel loosening req in our correspondence?Pro'sThis light IS pretty bright on highIt does have a decent strobe functionThe clip does not grab furniture or seat belts like some others doPerfect length for clipped in pocket carry, most 2 battery lights are too longTail cap switch is not easily turned on while in pocketCandle function (can stand on tail cap when on, providing room light) is niceRugged bodyUses a AA batteryCustomer support tried hardCon'sWith bezel tight only allowing high beam, battery life is shortSometimes will not turn on at all, and then turns on later on a shelf or in a pocket, usually toward end of battery lifeOdd dimmer function

My old edc was the streamlight stylus, takes 1 AAA, small small, and produces a fantastic amount of light. This guy is a bit bulkier, takes one AA, but the tradeoff is, you get a SERIOUS light output improvement, while retaining features from larger lights, such as the strobe, SOS, and optional light output levels. Select the lower output, and this will run for a very long time. Have changed the battery once in 9 months of every day use. Not too bad.The body of this light is a winner, potentially used as a self defense piece, the head is machined aluminum, and very solid throughout. Well worth the price, and impressive technology. With options like this, and the smaller streamlight stylus series, there is never a reason to be without a good light.

Livraison rapide d'un produit conforme. Puissance d'illumination vraiment exceptionnelle, réglage de l'intensité étanchéité et taille en font un outil idéal pour tout EDC.Entièrement satisfait du produit et de la livraison

Sono un grande fan della Fenix. Ho iniziato ad usarle circa 10 anni fa, per outdoor e per lavoro, e da allora ne ho prese una decina. Tutte sono ancora perfettamente funzionanti, basta un po' di manutenzione con la lubrificazione o la sostituzione degli o-ring che con gli anni si seccano (come indicato sul sito della Fenix, c'è anche un video esplicativo) per averle sempre come nuove.Ho preso questa torcia come backup di quella che uso di solito, una P3D CE Premium Q5 alimentata con 2 batterie CR123A al litio.Gli standard sono quelli classici, alti. E' subacquea fino a 2 metri, robustissima, i 4 livelli di illuminazione vanno benissimo in tutte le occasioni, rendendo la torcia molto flessibile (non mi servono 120 lumen per leggere una cartina, e non me ne bastano 9 per cercare una persona di notte nei boschi, una torcia che offra vari livelli di luce e quindi vari livelli di consumo è indispensabile). L'output è regolato digitalmente, quindi la torcia funziona alla potenza richiesta fino all'esaurimento della batteria (segnalato in anticipo da uno sfarfallio della luce), senza diminuire gradualmente. Il fascio è ben definito, il colore neutro e non azzurro o porpora come molti prodotti di bassa qualità, il riflettore fa egregiamente il suo lavoro. Il fodero in cordura è un plus molto ben fatto: chiusura con velcro, passante per cintura e passante tipo Molle anch'esso con velcro, e in più l'aggancio in plastica per moschettone. Buono il grip, anche con i guanti o le mani bagnate, e utile l'anti rotolamento. Pratico e immediato il passaggio fra le varie potenze e funzioni, soprattutto per chi già usa prodotti Fenix, e sempre ben gradita la protezione del tasto di accensione che è rientrato rispetto al bordo. Può essere tenuta appoggiata in verticale, funzione utile utilizzando i diffusori che trasformano la torcia in una candela. Come consumi la trovo ottima. Usandola per motivi professionali compro solo batterie stilo al litio perchè sono più affidabili e capienti (Energizer Advanced Lithium da 3,1 Ampere, circa il triplo di capacità rispetto ad una Duracell standard), e funzionano bene anche a temperature molto al di sotto dello 0, ambiente dove spesso mi trovo ad operare. L'autonomia, testata in laboratorio da un sito web specializzato e disponibile in rete, è la seguente (con una batteria da 2,5 Ampere):120 Lumens 1 hrs 30 mins94 Lumens 2 hrs 6 mins47 Lumens 6 hrs 1 mins9 Lumens ~ 34 hrsA mio parere per una torcia alimentata con una singola stilo è un risultato eccellente. 6 ore di luce con 47 lumen (luce più che sufficiente a muoversi e operare in ambienti bui e difficili come sale macchine, pozzi di ascensori, vani tecnici...) mi sembra veramente buono. Naturalmente utilizzando batterie normali, da circa 1 Ampere, le durate si riducono, ma siamo comunque su valori di tutto rispetto e in linea con la concorrenza. Se poi si usano batterie scadenti, come quelle dei discount, che arrivano a contenere anche solo 0,3 Ampere (ci sono ricerche pubblicate sul web con test di laboratorio), allora certo non ci si può lamentare se dura molto poco.Quindi riassumendo: un altro ottimo prodotto Fenix, che credo mi durerà moltissimi anni come tutti i suoi fratellini che già ho.

This is an unbelievably bright torch for its size and is very well made, making it tactile and something you'll want to carry with you at all times.Running on just one AA battery, it's economical to run.Would recommend to anyone looking for a tough, pocket sized torch for a wide range of uses.

La puissance du faisceau lumineux de cette lampe LED est impressionnante pour une seule pile AA avec une bonne autonomie, et étanche en plus. Plusieurs modes d'éclairage possibles (stroboscope, SOS et plusieurs niveaux de puissances 9 lumen, 47 lumen, 94 lumen et turbo de 100 lumen) qui sont aisément choisis une fois que l'on a compris le principe et pris l'habitude de l'utiliser.Elle est bien livrée avec la pochette de protection, une dragonne, 2 joints et un interrupteur de rechange.Les points négatifs:- J'ai rencontré une fois un problème d'interrupteur (lampe qui ne s'allumait pas après appui de l'interrupteur) mais qui ne s'est plus reproduit (lampe achetée il y a 6 mois)- Ne tient pas en mode bougie quand on passe la dragonneAu total, c'est une lampe peu encombrante de grande puissance, facile à transporter dans son sac ou sa poche pour pouvoir être utilisée en cas de besoin, et que je recommande malgré son prix.

Ich bin Handwerker, und öfter mal an Orten, an denen es stockfinster ist. Nachdem ich einige Jahre lang immer Billig-LED-Taschenlampen verwendet habe, die sich nach mehr oder weniger kurzen Zeiträumen verabschiedeten, weil die Elektronik einfach Schrott war, oder eine Batterie innerhalb von 15 Min. leer gesaugt haben, habe ich nach einer Alternative gesucht. Eine richtig teure Lampe ist mir für die Arbeit zu schade, also sollte es ein Mittelklasse-Modell sein (immer noch teuer genug). Da ich mit Fenix-Lampen privat schon gute Erfahrungen gemacht hatte, habe ich mich letztendlich für die LD10 entschieden.Die Verarbeitung der Lampe ist wie bei Fenix üblich top. Auch nach 9 Monaten hatte sie praktisch keine Gebrauchsspuren (ich bin aber auch immer sehr pfleglich damit umgegangen). Meine erste Lampe hatte leider irgend einen Fehler, der nach 9 Monaten zu ihrem Tod führte. Schon nach kurzer Zeit begann sie öfter zu flackern, das war aber nur von kurzer Dauer, daher dachte ich mir nicht viel dabei. Nach den erwähnten 9 Monaten wurde das Flackern immer schlimmer, bis sie schließlich ganz aus ging. Amazon hat im Rahmen der 2-jährigen Gewährleistung sofort das Geld zurückerstattet, nachdem ich die Lampe zurückgeschickt hatte. Ich habe mir die selbe nochmal gekauft, da ich denke, dass es nur ein Montagsmodell war.Ich habe die Lampe immer in der mitglieferten Gürteltasche stecken. Anfangs ist sie sehr eng, aber nach einiger Zeit gibt sich das von selbst, und man bekommt die Lampe auch mit einer Hand raus.Die Helligkeit ist für eine Lampe dieser Größe enorm, vor allem für eine, die mit nur einer AA-Batterie betrieben wird. Einen 15 Meter langen stockdunklen Flur kann ich schon mit der zweithellsten Helligkeitsstufe komplett ausleuchten. Die niedrigste Stufe reicht für die meisten Arbeiten in direkter Umgebung schon aus, oder wenn man mal schnell in ein finsteres Loch leuchten will. Den Power-Modus verwende ich nie, erstens verbraucht er zu viel Strom, zweitens reichen die anderen drei Stufen völlig. Mit dieser Lampe wird man jedenfalls nie in der Situation sein, dass man noch mehr Licht bräuchte.Natürlich hält die Batterie nicht ewig, eine Laufzeit wie bei den Großen darf man hier nicht erwarten. Ich habe immer einen Ersatz-Akku dabei, so dass ich nicht im Dunkeln stehe. Bei Ab-Und-Zu-Nutzung und wenn man nicht ständig die volle Helligkeit verwendet, kommt man aber leicht mehrere Tage mit einem Akku aus.Alles in allem kann ich die Lampe für Handwerker nur empfehlen. Da können die anderen mit ihren Funzeln einpacken, denn wenn ich die LD10 auspacke, geht ihnen im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes ein Licht auf ;) .Zum Lieferumfang gehören übrigens auch ein Gürtelclip, 2 Ersatz-Dichtringe und eine Ersatz-Gummiabdeckung für den Schalter. Bei normaler Nutzung wird man diese wohl nie brauchen, da die Lampe und alle Teile daran sehr robust sind.