Next, I`m going to briefly talk about the Malkoff Hound Dog flashlight. And sorry about the apostrophes, I`m on a silly french keyboard.
Seen in the CENTER. Left is a Malkoff MD2, right is a Malkoff Wild Cat, both of which will be covered in later reviews. |
This is the Malkoff Devices "Hound Dog" Flashlight. The output is 325 (measured) Out The Front Lumens. It was designed primarily for throw (reach) and will easily illuminate objects at 1000+ feet. The Flashlight has an approximate 7 degree beam with good spill. The LED is a Cree XP-G. The reflector was custom designed by Don McLeish for this flashlight. It has a High/Low function accessed by head rotation. The low output is approximately 40-60 lumens depending on batteries used.As above, the light`s putting out 325 out-the-front lumens, which is EXTREMELY bright. All of Malkoff`s lights come with the warning that you can cause eye damage at close range.
This light is built more for throw than for spill, but as you can see below, it does an alright job of illuminating the surroundings as well.
The light isn`t overly large, either, given it`s tremendous output. It runs on three CR123 primary cells, but can also use two 18500 Lithium Ion rechargeables, should you choose to go that route, with the CR123`s providing a longer runtime than the rechargeables.
Wildcat MD4 top, Hound Dog MD3 next, then an MD2 head with MD3 body, and finally a turnkey MD2. |
Take your pick, but it`s a beautiful light!
fuckyeah flashlights i need 10
ReplyDeleteGlad I popped by =D
ReplyDeleteYour blogs coming along nicely.
Wow those are really bright for being so small. I bet they're expensiiiive
ReplyDeletethose are cool. i have one i wasnt able to find anythgin about. i bought i at a big lots and it eas called the weather channel entened range or somehtign led flashlight and it is great. you can point it upwards and follow it intom the nigt sky
ReplyDeleteniiice :) these must produce some proper light ;)
ReplyDeleteI have fleshlight envy
ReplyDeleteLooks like an awesome flashlight !
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see that you're beating inertia today :)
ReplyDeleteLooks nice, it's rediculous how many times I've had issues with my flashlight D: Maybe I'll buy one...
ReplyDeleteCould you maybe put some common item up near the flashlights? I don't know if you are taking the photos or not, but even when you list the dimensions its always easier to have a visual comparison.
ReplyDeleteJust a meager request. :)
I personally use some of these flashlights myself, they're awesome!
ReplyDelete"I can`t touch a pen to a pad of paper without drawing a dick, so I`m easily impressed by the work of others"
ReplyDeleteCasspir, I violently lost control of my bowels reading that. That's how hard I laughed, mate. It was devastating, considering I'm visiting my mother. Thank you... Lmao, thank you for the lovely compliment. As always, your light knowledge blows me away, but I've been studying my friend, as promised.
The pictures you have up both have very nice -throw-, don't they? I know... It's pitiful, but I'm learning as I go. Keep up the awesome blog mate, its a unique idea and I love watching it evolve. I'll talk to you soon, mate.
-JKane
Those are some hardcore flashlights
ReplyDeletewhoah looks like that works good... will have to try to make this
ReplyDeleteWell I just found out what flashlight I need to get. Thank you for this review as well as all of the other informative posts on the various types of flashlights and their application.
ReplyDeletedamn thats a deadly light
ReplyDeletethat looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteFleshlights ?
ReplyDeletethats one bad ass flashlight!
ReplyDeleteLove the picture where you compare the lights outside in the dark, if you could do that more often it would be great:)
ReplyDeletethey're a wonder to see in action.
ReplyDeleteoh and thanks for comenting on my blog! :)
ReplyDeleteImpressive flashlights
ReplyDeleteI love the gold flashlights. Looks like something lady gaga would use.
ReplyDeleteI am Fickle Cattle.
never really had the need for a flashlight but its useful to have
ReplyDeleteThose look pretty awesome. Cool post.
ReplyDeletelooks like a good set, those the design for them are abit odd lol
ReplyDeleteAw cool, Gordon Freeman needs a new flash light.
ReplyDeletegood follow up post to yesterday's
ReplyDeleteThem some bright flashlights, $155 bucks doesnt seem to bad for a light like that. The Wild Cat looks nuts I am looking forward to your review on that.
ReplyDeletecool flash lights :>
ReplyDeleteMe wanty flashlights.
ReplyDeleteThose are impressive.
ReplyDeleteDo you take the pictures yourself?
Thanks for your comments on my blog. Beating Inertia has a new Q&A post!
ReplyDeleteDamn! In the picture that shows the flash light illuminating the yard/house area, it reminds me a little like a spotlight! I suppose the picture might exaggerate its brightness some, but still is rather impressive!
ReplyDeleteNice update, keep it coming :]
ReplyDeleteWow those are bright
ReplyDeletewaw.. very nice.. those are very helpfull
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your point of view in this post
ReplyDeleteThose are expensive but I'll be they last forever
ReplyDeleteI want some sweet LEDs like in the above flashlights! Do they sell parts?
ReplyDeleteI need to try this out sometime. looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteI liked your perspective in this one... I'm going to have to agree with you
ReplyDeleteTHanks for you comment, made me lol!
ReplyDeleteIf i had to choose i'd go for the smallest one. Must be practical more than powerful.
ReplyDeleteyou inspire me too see in the dark.
ReplyDeleteDo you own all these torches you post about?
ReplyDeleteThis is great thanks, and keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteCheers