Fenix PD35 2014 for $48.97

[zod]

Thanks OP. This will be my second PD35. I've had my first one for about 6-8 months now and have been very pleased with the quality. As good as the Surefires I've owned in the past.

[gawker]

20% Off - Use Coupon Code bf1420

[Beercandan]

Couldn't get last code to work

[hunterb]

No coupon codes work for Goinggear.com

[Sonic_mike]

Just ordered. Thank you for the heads up op

[gawker]

Discount (bf1420) -$7.09 its working, but not 20%

[qtrxist]

I was able to get a used/mint Zebralight SC600 MII for that price. score!

[Whatisthis?]

Received mine today (3 actually). Absolutely love it. It's on the large side of EDC but still easily doable for me. It will definitely replace my old LD12 most days. Thanks for the savings OP!

[SDM44]

Here's a quick side view of the size differences of the lights I was mentioning above.... Fenix PD35 (the original flashlight deal in this thread... 960 lumens), the Fenix PD32 UE (820 lumens), and the Zebralight SC600 Mark II L2 (1020 lumens).

Here's also some things I noticed between all 3, with all running the same fully charged EagleTac 3400mAh 18650 li-ion w/IC protection.....

- PD35 is the brightest, mostly because it has a bigger hotspot over the SC600
- SC600 has the biggest spill and covers a larger area, because it has the biggest reflector
- PD32 UE has the smallest sized LED (XM-L U2 LED), PD35 & SC600 Mark II are the same size XM-L2 LED
- Both Fenix lights have a smooth reflector = brighter hotspot and more throw
- SC600 has an orange peal reflector = more even spread of the light shining everywhere
- Both the PD35 and SC600 have a cool white color. The PD32 UE has a natural/neutral white light, which provides a true color of all objects.
- I have red, blue, and green lens filters for the Fenix PD35, and they fit on there perfectly. They're too big to fit onto the PD32 head.
- Can't tail stand either PD light but you can with the SC600
- The Zebralight is the most expensive, but also built better and way smaller to EDC (better construction & finish & machining).


Any of them are great for EDC or whatever, but I'm just pointing out the minor differences between them in case anyone was curious. Good deal on the lights when they're around $50 shipped.

[Sonic_mike]

Got mine today! Thank you op its a great light.

[American Samurai]

sweet light