Fenix TK25. Fenix has been mentioned in this thread already. I can say I've carried a Fenix (not red) every day for 5 years and use it daily. It's been totally solid.
For red lights, they make one that I understand works this way:
You rotate the bezel to two positions, red or white.
You hit the switch and it turns on the light according to which position the bezel is rotated.
Now this is not a dedicated switch for each color. But the advantage it does have is there is no fiddling with multiple button presses. You hit the switch, and it turns on.
White is 1000 lumens, and red is 310 lumens. But red light is different than white. At only 310 lumens, it still has 10,000 candela and a 200 meter range. Compare that to its white light rating when set at 300 lumens: 3840 candela and 124 meters. So the 310 lumen red light has nearly the same intensity as the 1000 lumen white light (12650 cd, 225m).
Anyway, I've never used one and I'm certainly not trying to sell them. But they look interesting, especially for an outdoor Coyote light.
Fenix has 10 models with red lights, most of which have over 100 lumen in red: https://www.fenixlighting.com/product-category/flashlights/?filter_features=red-led
Also, if you search Amazon for "red flashlight" or "green flashlight," especially if you add the keyword "hunting" you will get a variety of high-intensity single wavelength LED flashlights. I've not heard of most of the brands, but the lumens are high and the prices are low.
For red lights, they make one that I understand works this way:
You rotate the bezel to two positions, red or white.
You hit the switch and it turns on the light according to which position the bezel is rotated.
Now this is not a dedicated switch for each color. But the advantage it does have is there is no fiddling with multiple button presses. You hit the switch, and it turns on.
White is 1000 lumens, and red is 310 lumens. But red light is different than white. At only 310 lumens, it still has 10,000 candela and a 200 meter range. Compare that to its white light rating when set at 300 lumens: 3840 candela and 124 meters. So the 310 lumen red light has nearly the same intensity as the 1000 lumen white light (12650 cd, 225m).
Anyway, I've never used one and I'm certainly not trying to sell them. But they look interesting, especially for an outdoor Coyote light.
Fenix has 10 models with red lights, most of which have over 100 lumen in red: https://www.fenixlighting.com/product-category/flashlights/?filter_features=red-led
Also, if you search Amazon for "red flashlight" or "green flashlight," especially if you add the keyword "hunting" you will get a variety of high-intensity single wavelength LED flashlights. I've not heard of most of the brands, but the lumens are high and the prices are low.
