Just Ordered the PD32 2016 Edition

midnightpossum · May 12, 2016

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I was ready to buy a new light to accompany me this summer on a backpacking trip, had my heart set on 2 lights PD35 TAc and TK16.However I over looked this light (PD32 2016).. 100 less Lumens then the TK16/PD35 Tac… however it has the ability to stand upright on its tail, which ended up being the selling point for me.With the diffuser, sure will come in handy camping or during power outages.

Never been stoked to get a flashlight before… until now!

This light should cover everything I need it to ever do!

Sudbury shooter · May 12, 2016

what did that run you?

midnightpossum · May 12, 2016

Sudbury shooter said:
what did that run you?

Light was $85.. battery $28.. Charger $16..Diffuser $7 … and free shipping in canada, also helped

I did buy the most powerful battery though.. cheaper options are available

geologist · May 12, 2016

I make my own diffusers out old 300m white dental floss containers. I mark the diameter of the flashlight head with a sharpy and then cut it out with my pocket knife.

Armoredtruck · May 12, 2016

Great lil light I have one for work. You couldent go wrong for that price.

Jennylight · May 13, 2016

good light,congratulations

bjjzak · May 13, 2016

My favorite EDC. One of the best out there. And I've owned a light or 47.

Can-down · May 13, 2016

geologist said:
I make my own diffusers out old 300m white dental floss containers. I mark the diameter of the flashlight head with a sharpy and then cut it out with my pocket knife.

good idea, I imagine there are other throw away plastic bottles and such that would work as well.

This light looks like a nice balance of size and power.

DT741 · May 13, 2016

Was actually in the market for a duty flashlight

Look like this one fits the bill

UR2X3M4ME · May 13, 2016

Congrats. Went through a similar process but fell for the PD35 Tac. Either way is not a mistake. Beside my dive lights, its the best light I ever got.

geologist · May 13, 2016

Can-down said:
good idea, I imagine there are other throw away plastic bottles and such that would work as well.

This light looks like a nice balance of size and power.

White coloured yogurt drink containers work as well but they're larger.

CyberEye · May 13, 2016

Where did you order it from?

UR2X3M4ME · May 13, 2016

^^^^
the yogurt? Loblaws

Notosora-Fenix · May 13, 2016

Hey CyberEye

Lots of authorized CGN dealers can be found listed in this link PD32 2016

They may not all have it in stock but the can certainly bring it in, Supporting CGN dealers helps keep this site alive
I would also prefer to keep outside sellers off of our forum out of respect for our dedicated CGN dealers, if none on the list work for you please PM us your location and I can suggest some located near you via PM

Regards

UR2X3M4ME · May 13, 2016

Got mine at The Shooting Edge

geologist · May 14, 2016

Can-down said:
good idea, I imagine there are other throw away plastic bottles and such that would work as well.

This light looks like a nice balance of size and power.

Floss container diffuser on a PD35.

jrcarbine · May 14, 2016

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johNTO · May 15, 2016

Fenix flashlights are great value for the $$. I've had no issues with the 2 I own and plenty bright using AA rechargeable hybrids
I'm currently looking for one with the lowest lumen rating for the times when its completely "black" out and all you want is a light bright enough to quickly read a map.

Steggs · May 15, 2016

johNTO said:
Fenix flashlights are great value for the $$. I've had no issues with the 2 I own and plenty bright using AA rechargeable hybrids
I'm currently looking for one with the lowest lumen rating for the times when its completely "black" out and all you want is a light bright enough to quickly read a map.

Get he new RC09 and always have it set to low. http://www.notosora.com/fenix/fenix-rc09-rechargeable-flashlight/

johNTO · May 15, 2016

That RC09 is full of modern day features! But at 5lumens its blindingly bright for dark adjusted eyes.
I'm thinking of something in the rating between .003-.001 lumens for "reading" in complete darkness using a single AA battery.

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