[cslinger]

I like Innova flashlights. I have an X5 that is just about the best general purpose flashlight I have ever used for the money.

I just picked up the Innova X03, which is a 3 watt luxon LED flashlight with a claimed output of 82-85 lumens. Based on the beam I would put it at around 65-75 lumens but at any rate it is as bright or brighter than your standard 65 lumen Surefire/Streamlight tactical light. It is supposed to function at full capacity on two lithium 123 batteries for up to 2 hours. It is about the size of 2 AA battery maglite. A little bigger head on it.

I am immensely impressed with this flashlight. I paid $55 and got an extra set of batteries thrown in with it. It is the perfect companian to my little X5 which seems to run forever.

Innova makes a hell of a flashlight that is extremely durable and now has a light that makes a dandy tactical light that competes extremely well with the standard 65 lumen competition.

The X03 is a lot of light for the dollar.

Chris

[10-Ring]

Good to know! I've been on a bit of a quest for the right light...I've got a drawer w/ 5 lights in it (mostly SF & Strealight). I guess I'll add another to the drawer soon ;)

[Schuey2002]

From what I've read on CPF, both the XO and T series Inova lights appear to be excellent little light emitters.

Between the two (XO3 or T3), I'm think that I'm leaning toward the T3. I just like the clickie tailcap better than the momentary on-off switch on the XO series. ;)

[45R]

Chris-

You know this thread is worthless without pictures....Right :)

[cslinger]

I didn't see the sex appeal in the flashlight. I will post pics tonight. I guess it is true that us men are visually stimulated. :D

[kettyheloD]

The led flashlight (http://www.lightflashlights.com/) was sounds like very well. And the quality was very well. I want to buy one. Can you tell me where to sell?