Ever increasing lumens in hand held illumination, Spark Technologies is raising the bar with some pretty big numbers. Does the rest of their light live up to their big claims in output?

Spark SL6-800CW

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The first headlamp to arrive at Layman’s Lights is definitely a momentous occasion. Spark flashlights’ newest and brightest model is my inaugural edition in a new, widened field of reviews.

Spark ST6-500CW

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Lupine has decided to re-join the fray by converting another one of their quality bike lights into a handheld flashlight. Once again, simplistic design outweighs flash and visual bravado. Does the Lupine focus still remain as consistently on quality as previously noted?

Lupine Wilma TL

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Reaching back to its roots, NiteCore brings back the SmartPD line attempting to correct some of the problems that presented themselves with the EX11. Are these fixes finally the worthy successor to the original EX10 that fans have been longing for or have they once again fallen short of the initial mark?

NiteCore EX11.2

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Good versatility and excellent design. Sunwayman once again swings for the fence with their V10R. Is complete variability a gimmick or the new brilliant lighting concept?

Sunwayman V10R

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