Size:
Length: 6.1” (155mm)
Diameter: 0.8” (21.5mm)
Weight: 2.5 oz (72g) excluding battery
Batteries: Two AA batteries
Included: Holster, lanyard, spare O-rings, two AA Alkaline batteries
Warranty: LD22 Flashlight Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting US
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Greg C. (verified owner) –
Fast service and shipping. I am really enjoying my LD22 as my E.D.C. Got it last month (May). I am using Ni-Mh AA batteries that I plan to recharge each week. Operation and quality seem to be good on my LD22, I carry it in my belt holster. I also own an E12 for backup.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
So far so good. Great throw, fit and finish, and functionality. Fit and finish is very good. For a 2xAA tactical flashlight the performance is equal to a 4Sevens w/ the only exception of a strobe as the first click option. The claim of 300 lumens is accurate and distance of illumination is at least the stated distance of 120m. If reliability isn’t an issue over time, this might be the best torch I have owned so far.
Valery –
I have two ld 20 last only one year tail switch not working , light bulb not working
Ben Wei –
poor flash light,, for this price it gets very hot after turn on for 5 mins…
Fenix Lighting U.S. –
Ben-Have you contacted the Canadian office with your issue? The light could get warm, but not hot. Should get a look at it.
Guy Wallace –
Had mine a couple years and it just great I have rechargeable batterys just a all around great pocket lite
Cody Fairchild –
The best flashlight I’ve ever owned. Solid, lightweight, bright, and a well built flashlight. Tactical mode is great for weapon lights because you don’t have to cycle through every mode. I keep mine in “outdoor” mode because i need multiple outputs for my job. I purchased this because of the excellent warranty and the fact that they include a holster, lanyard and extra o-rings. Now, I need another one lol
Countryboytech –
Quality with dependable service
Jacob Loyacano –
Great portability. Not heavy. I have not had it ever get too hot on me. I keep it clipped inside my pocket for everyday use. Reliable, flawless light for everyday use.
Bob F. –
Compact size, 2 AAs, strong light with options and convenient pocket clip make the LD 22 my choice for deer camp. Can’t beat it in the woods, making my way to the tree stand or blind in the pre dawn darkness. Also keep it next to my bed at home. The LD 22 is a quality flashlight.
Walter (verified owner) –
Have had the earlier version of this light for years. Use it every day in construction settings and it has performed faithfully for many years. To look at it tells of the abuse that it will endure, has been drop tested, water tested, shock tested, lens does well against weld slag, and it fits well in your pocket. Buying a new replacement one today.
Quade Sherwood –
Fantastic light. I have the older version with the rubber side switch. I used this light through Ranger school and it preformed great. still super bright with the red filter and long battery life. I would recommend for anyone as a great all around flash light
TJKoko (verified owner) –
It’s a great addition to my mini maglite. And the added feature of variable lumens is just the ticket for battery preservation. ‘Love it.
Ryan –
The LD22 – 2015 Upgrade has great versatility for use as both a general purpose flashlight and a backup tactical flashlight. The fact that the flashlight can be powered by both AA Ni Mh rechargeable batteries and AA alkaline batteries. means a user can count on this flashlight during a long-term disaster situation where the ubiquitous AA batteries would be available at any hardware store, pharmacy, convenience store, etc.
The light compares slightly better in brightness and distance to a several year old tactical LED Surefire (powered by a single CR123A) my buddy owns in a side-by-side brightness and distance comparisons. The Surefire had a slightly more concentrated beam than the LD22 – 2015 Upgrade, however not enough to make it a significant difference. Using alkaline AA batteries (Fenix recommends using the AA NI Mh AA), the LD22 – 2015 Upgrade had a greater shine distance than the Surefire. In short, the LD22 – 2015 Upgrade makes for a great overall flashlight that could be used as both a backup tactical flashlight and a superior general purpose flashlight.
Derek –
this light has everything you could ask for power and runtime I picked up a AD301 red filter with the light amazing the brightness settings with the filter come in very handy around the house applications to camping with the family as we’ll works great with rechargable AA I own ALOT of flashlights but find myself reaching for this light over any of my surefire lights A+++
Dave –
Used this thing for a whole year in Afghanistan to preflight my bird. Runs like a champ and has an extra bright setting when you twist the front down all the way (though it gets a little hot on that setting). Best thing about it is it runs on 2xAA’s, which are cheap and plentiful. Also thin enough to fit in that otherwise useless strap-cutter pocket on your flight suit’s left thigh.
JR –
Great Light 1/3 the price of my last SureFire, better performance.
AA are cheap and always around. There is now one in my jeep, one in the girl’s Volvo, and one in mu pocket all the time.
Don H. –
I recently purchased a LD22 put it through some test and was so impressed I bought a second one.
I going to start looking for a cr123 version next.