I must be wrong, mine takes 3 aaa batteries, I'll dig it out for the model
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should i really fork out for a LED Lenser?
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They're a good torch but I went for a Fenix LD10 instead. It's got the best combination of light output and size for what I need plus I like to be a bit different. I don't think you can go wrong with either.
The P3 is a smaller led lenser with less output than the P7- ie p3 has around 27 lumens the P7 around 200 lumens.
The p3 might be good as a back up, thanks for the links chaps. Think I will get a P7 because where I work its dark and rural without any streetlights etc.
Have a look for the kit with the P7and P3 for around £40/45. Well worth the purchase.
I have a P3 P7 P14 and X21 and none have let me down, had the cheaper ones but they always let you down when most needed.
I have a P3 P7 P14 and X21 and none have let me down, had the cheaper ones but they always let you down when most needed.
Thanks Johnny, couldnt agree more about cheap kit. Ive looked at the Lenser copies on Amazon but some of the reviews seem a bit "staged".
Others i would strongly recomend are
Zebra
Surefire. (new mortgage)
Fenix.
All as good as each other but horses for courses. Im just happy with LL
Zebra
Surefire. (new mortgage)
Fenix.
All as good as each other but horses for courses. Im just happy with LL
No don't fork out £40 you can have my as new one with sheath for £30
All The Best , Stewart
Just curious, why are you selling it?
