SureFire G2X Pro Dual-Output LED Flashlight with click switch, Forest Green

Compact, super durable, high lumen flashlight. First purchased here in 2017 for $56. Struggled with current price to add one to another kit but for me it’s quality, ease of use, and size make it THE ONE.

These G2X Pro lights are a really good value. They can take a beating, the battery life is pretty good considering it is a high-output light, and the quality of light is excellent. It is a very white light, not blueish like some LEDs can be. The 15 lumen mode comes in handy when working in a confined area in total darkness. You can see, but aren't blinded. If you need some extra illumination, the 320 lumen secondary mode cuts through the darkness.I take these lights with me to work in chemical plants overseas. The safety yellow is easy to see in a tool bag during low light and it's easy to tell which light is mine. I've never broken one, I tend to give them away once they're kind of beat up, or I lose them. This is my 4th or 5th one. No problems from any of them.The bezel does get kind of hot when running on 320 lumens, and makes for a great hand-warmer in sub-freezing temperatures. Don't forget to order rechargeable batteries and the associated charger. The CR123A is a fairly expensive battery and the rechargeable option makes a lot of sense.

This was recommend by a co-worker. Awesome little flashlight! Fits well in hand, even with gloves on. The green is a bit different, compared to the normal black. It is easy to find in your pack. Not as easy as orange, but a whole lot easier than black. It has a secure grip without being course. On high, the light is ridiculously bright. The low setting is more applicable for general use. The tail cap takes a little getting use to, however. The settings change depending on how far, and how fast, you press the switch. All of my other flashlights that have selectable output, regardless of company, operate the same way: tap for momentary high, click down for constant high, tap again to cycle through setting, i.e. high, low, strobe, S.O.S. With the G2X's switch: press for momentary-on low, click for constant-on low, return to off then press or click again for high. This one is by no means bad. Just different. With a bit of practice, you get the hang of it. It comes down to more of a muscle memory thing. 20+ years of using flashlights, go figure.

I'm very satisfied with the quality of this flash light but very disappointed that for the price it did not include a plastic case like my last flashlight.

The media could not be loaded. Incredible pressure switch on the cap button.Paints light on objective, so well. This applies on the low setting just as much.Materials used exceeded expectations.Arrived brand new in original packaging with (2) SUREFIRE CR-123A batteries.

This light works great. Push button once and it stays on. You don’t have to hold the button down for the light to stay on. First push is low second by push is high. On high the light is pretty bright. My grandson really likes it.

I am always looking for the most versitile and reliable tools for my car. The Surefire G2X Pro fits the bill. It is clearly well constructed with materials that wil handle about any shock or impact, which is nice if you drop it while you are looking under the hood. Th yellow color stands out in your glove compartment or if it rolls under a seat too. Surefire is known for making indestructible flashlights and this model is one of the few you can purchase under $75.00.So why spend that kind of money when you can pick up a flashlight for $6.99 at the local hardware store? Well, besides the "cool factor" of a well engineered tool, it will always work when you need it. The beam of light is very bight and ,for its size, it will handle any job at night and you can fit it into a tight space to see what is going on with that fluid dripping out of your car. (Or whatever's going on). The LED will not just stop working like the halogens , so it will start to dim and warn you to switch batteries.The flashlight handle has ridges so you want drop it with gloves on and you can either press halfway on the on / off button to briefly light it or rotate the end cap clockwise to full on. It fits in your coat pocket and is nice if you are walking at night, because an oncoming car will slow down way earlier and swerve around you.Overall, it is like an investment in any tool, you get what you pay for in the long run. Surefire makes flashlights for police and first responders that run up to $300.00 or more, so you are getting the guts of those versions for a lot less money. Many new companies have moved into this market for tactical/professional quality illumination tools but this one has a great value at the price point so I highly recommended it if you are a person that does not compromise with the tools you buy.

It’s a surefire flashlight! Built to last and perform!!