Surefire LX2 LumaMax

As mentioned in the new Surefire availability post, the Surefire LX2 was included in their 2009 catalog.  Unlike it's smaller sibling, the LX1, the LX2 is now out on dealer's shelves.

The LX2 is an exciting development for Surefire due to the compactness and brightness of the light.  The LX2 has an overall length of 5.4" inches yet has a maximum output of 200 lumens.

Fortunately for us, the LX2 utilizes an L1-style tailcap, which operates by pressing for light or turning it for constant-on.

The LX2 also features new styling from Surefire, lacking the traditional knurling found on Surefires.  Instead, the light has grooves running the length of it creating a very modern look.  Even better, the LX2 comes standard with the E1B pocket clip.

With the LX2 finally leaving the realm of vaporware, the Lx1 can't be too far behind.  I'm hoping it will be out by Christmas, but I'm not holding my breath.

The price of the LX2 is not inconsiderable at $195.  However, you'd be hard pressed to find a light with that kind of performance coupled with Surefire's reliability.

Find an LX2 on Ebay!

SUREFIRE LX2 LUMAMAX flashlight, 200 lumens, LED SUREFIRE LX2 LUMAMAX flashlight, 200 lumens, LED Paypal 6 Bids US $117.50 1d 7h 9m
Surefire F06 Blue Filter for 1 Surefire F06 Blue Filter for 1" Diameter Bezel E2D LX2 Paypal US $9.00 1d 13h 8m
Surefire 2010 LX2-HA-WH 200 lumens new in box Surefire 2010 LX2-HA-WH 200 lumens new in box Paypal US $167.99 3d 25m
Surefire LX2 LumaMax Dual-Output LED Flashlight Surefire LX2 LumaMax Dual-Output LED Flashlight Paypal 1 Bid US $100.00 3d 21h 16m
SUREFIRE LX2 LUMAMAX SUREFIRE LX2 LUMAMAX Paypal 1 Bid US $33.33 4d 3h 57m
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2 Comments on "Surefire LX2 LumaMax"

  1. Best EDC Flashlight : EDC Items.com on Wed, 28th Jul 2010 7:35 pm 

    [...] bright enough for most uses. For tactical or police use, I feel the the best Surefire is the L1 or LX2 due to their simpler user [...]

  2. Why You Need a Surefire A2L Flashlight: Part 1 : EDC Items.com on Mon, 23rd Aug 2010 6:33 pm 

    [...] refers to the switch as “tactical correct.” It’s the same system used in Surefire’s L1 Cree and LX2 and I have to agree about it being tactically correct. Simpler is better in this [...]

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