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Reddit mentions of Fenix TK35 High Performance 860 Lumen Flashlight
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Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of Fenix TK35 High Performance 860 Lumen Flashlight. Here are the top ones.
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Versatile, mid-sized Fenix TK35 light offers ideal lighting solution for your home, car, or camping tripShining at bright 860 lumens, light features digital regulation to ensure constant brightnessNearly indestructible thanks to body made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum, premium type III hard-anodized finish, and toughened ultra-clear glass lensCREE XM-L (T6) LED with lifespan of 50,000 hours; reverse polarity protection from improper battery installation; dual button switch in the tail cap; waterproof to IPX-8 standardIncludes limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 0 Inches |
| Length | 6.45 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.5625 Pounds |
| Width | 0 Inches |
I recently received $400 in Amazon gift cards from my Chase Freedom rewards card. These are some of the practical items I've bought for myself:
Fenix E21 Flashlight (2xAA, 150/48 Lumens) - $32.45
Victorinox Swiss Army Champion Plus Pocket Knife - $29.99
Spyderco Resilience Black G-10 PlainEdge Knife - $39.14
Those 3 items add up to $101.58 but if you buy a flashlight you'll also need to buy batteries. I also bought a Fenix TK35 High Performance 820 Lumen Flashlight after being impressed by the Fenix E21.
Besides those items I bought a 1000mA car charger for my phone to replace a cheap 500mA charger, two 4GB SD (not SDHC) cards for use in my '07 Audi, a 5x7 Maxpedition Fatty Pocket Organizer, and a Philips Sonicare HX9332/05 DiamondClean Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush
How about a Fenix TK35: 820 lumens, bright as hell.
You'll want something highly reliable for caving. From my shopping search for a general use light that could withstand pretty much anything including caves and I decided on the Fenix TK35 and I have found it to be very reliable. I've used it for caving and for doing some exploring in very high heat as well as below freezing environments and it has never failed. It is shock resistant as well as waterproof to the IPX-8 standard (submersible). The lowest I've seen it online is about $85. Regardless of how reliable any torch is, you must always bring a backup for caving.
These are excellent rechargeable CR123s. I use them in 2 Surefire flashlights and in my TK35 and they have never let me down. They are also relatively inexpensive.