[Runtime] Rovyvon A2x/A3x
Testing methodology: Reed Instruments SD-1128 light meter Intervals of 10 seconds Room temperature with no cooling Comment: Falls well short of claimed 75 minute runtime.
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Frelux Synergy 2 Review: Following a Precedent
Introduction Frelux’s first foray into the flashlight world, the Synergy 1, is something that I would not hesitate to call “very good”. It certainly wasn’t without flaws; however, it effectively redefined the price bracket for …
Frelux Synergy 2 [First Impressions]
What follows are my impressions upon receiving my Frelux Synergy 2. Nothing I say here is final, and it often takes me a few weeks to reify my thoughts, especially with a light that has …
Surefire Minimus Review
I haven’t had the chance to play with the Minimus too much, and it’s my first headlamp in quite a while. So I’ll take my time with this review and update my thoughts on it …
What is EDC? A Critical Glance
The EDC hobby has gone mainstream in the last few years, and for newcomers it can be a confusing question: What exactly is EDC or everyday carry? On a literal basis, as the name would …
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[Quick Hit] Barrel Flashlight M2JN: Form over Function
Expanding the YouTube channel, I’ve realized that my reviewing style has changed. The video format prioritizes conciseness and simplicity over more traditional, written reviewing. And so while I’ll still be doing in-depth reviews (which take …
[Quick Hit] Nucleus Review: Redefining Functional Art
Introduction Now this is a torch I’ve been sitting on for a while! With some torches, I immediately know how they’re going to play into actual use, but this wasn’t one of them. So after …
[Quick Hit] Nitecore TIP 2: Nothing We Haven’t Seen
Introduction Nitecore is one of the mainstream flashlight brands based out of China, and they were well-known for pushing LEDs to the forefront back when incandescents were still popular. I must confess that I don’t …
Buy Once, Cry Once and other Problems with the EDC Hobby
In what’ll probably be more of a philosophical post, I’ll be exploring one of the preeminent justifications for the gear that we purchase, and the extent to which this is warranted. Mostly, though, this’ll just …