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Displaying items by tag: Nitecore

Friday, 06 February 2026 21:44

Nitecore EDC17

Making sure you have the right gear for any outing or situation can be a daunting task. One item I consistently find a need for is good illumination. It doesn’t matter if it’s broad daylight or you’re broken down in the desert with a car full of groceries. Any light is better than none, but having the right light makes those situations a lot easier. I gravitate toward lights that are comfortable in the pocket while still packing a reasonable amount of power. Some days a light lives in my pocket, other days it gets tossed into a glove box, so weight is always a concern. I don’t want an anchor that’s annoying to carry or awkward to actuate.

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Published in Flashlights
Saturday, 14 June 2025 11:19

Nitecore TINI 3

Some lights are built like tactical tanks, others like elegant torches — and then there’s the Nitecore TINI 3. This tiny keychain flashlight looks like it belongs on a novelty USB stick, yet it kicks out up to 600 lumens, offers multiple color temperatures, and even has an OLED screen. It’s a pocket-sized nerd dream come true — and possibly the most overqualified thing you’ve ever hung on a keyring.

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Published in Flashlights
Tuesday, 04 March 2025 09:44

Nitecore 23

For those who prioritize usability in an everyday carry flashlight, the Nitecore EDC23 offers a seamless experience with intuitive controls, a practical design, and reliable performance. Let’s break down what makes this flashlight stand out from the crowd.

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Published in Flashlights
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