Zebralight SC700d

This is by far and away my favorite flashlight. I'Ve ever had - and I know you've heard me say that before with army tech flashlights - and I still lo...

The SC700d is one of those lights that still puzzles me. It is very big for a ZL but it doesn’t have that much throw. I honestly feel like they could have stuck with the XHP35 HI!. Otherwise I like it a lot.

* Zebralight SC700d. FYI I'm located in Germany so take that into consideration in regards to shipping.

I've got both the SC64w HI and the H600Fc, and I love them both, but I fear it wouldn't be the same with the SC700d. I recently got two 4x18A with XHP70.2 4000/5000K, and the tint shift is a real deal-breaker for me (tbf, the big, smooth reflector didn't help either), and this kinda refrained me from getting the SC700d even more. So, my fellow tint snoobs, would you suggest getting the SC700d anyway, or wait and hope in a XHP70.3 version that *might* improve the quality?.

If you really want a flashlight I’d get a Zebralight SC600w MKiv plus or SC700D. Zebralights are potted for extra durability (most mainstream and enthusiast brands (Olight, Fenix, Streamlight, Lumintop, Emisar/Noctigon, etc) aren’t potted. They’re also known for their excellent runtimes and high cri is very nice to have for hiking, most mainstream brands just use low cri cool white LEDs. Edit: my personal setup is:.

It's got awesome ergonomics like the SC700d (possibly even better), even more brightness and throw on turbo, the best UI out there (anduril 2) which can be configured to have stepped modes like you asked for (that's how I set mine up), a magnetic tailcap, built in USB-C charging, an efficient driver, and RGB aux LED's. My review is still in the works but, in short, if you don't mind having to lock it out when not in use it's absolutely phenomenal.

For backpacking, lightness, efficiency and durability matter a lot to me. I can’t emphasize looking at Zebralight enough for this. Specifically, the SC700d. It isn’t a thrower, but still punches out to about 240m.

I highly recommend the Zebralight SC700d. It has 3000 lumens, is incredibly efficient, and you can program the modes to whatever you want. It also is running a 90+ CRI emitter and throws over 250m.