FC11

Wurkkos FC11 in 4000k. I think it's around 1200 lumens and the color makes shining it on stainless easier. I work with a lot of stainless steel and white lights are blinding. This light also takes 18650 batteries so when it dies you can just swap the battery out for a fresh one then put the dead one

So my basic recommendtion is always the Wurkkos FC11 (now the FC11C, though I personally prefer the older model). Nice beam pattern, nice colour temperature, sturdy, cheap, bright, still pocketable unless you're wearing a tight suit. My first flashlight, got me interested in the whole idea of carryi

So i camp as much as I can. Typically 2 or 3 days and 1-2 nights. Figure this flashligh lt would be used rarely, so efficiency isn't a huge deal and a 21700 has plenty of storage. I have lanterns and headlamps that have very long runtime and can be charged via USB c for the majority of lighting. Fig

yeahhhhh tbh I'm really not EDCing it, it's too bulky and impractical and I agree throwers are nearly useless in the real world. But what it is great for, is inspecting edges for damage haha so I've had it out for that. I haven't actually been pocketing a flashlight recently, so the Wurkkos FC11 I k