I purchased my TK25IR a little over a year ago for use when hog hunting. I have it mounted on my helmet which I use for both looking for hogs as well as navigating. With the two types of light as well as the power settings I find it close to perfect for my purpose. I liked it so much that when I learned the TK25IR was getting hard to find I purchased another one just in case. With the quality and features I'm surprised Fenix discontinued it with the popularity of NV hunting being what it is. I highly recommend the TK25IR, if you're lucky enough to find one. I would really like to see Fenix resume offering it or possibly come out with an even better version.

excellent light for the price. Love the green light. I plan to use if for hog hunting.

It is high power with both white and IR light. I light up fields with the white light and my gen1 NV scope loves the IR light it puts out. My biggest complaint is it is not a perfect 1" dia so I did have to file down my holder, and it does NOT have a focusing lens. The throw is good but I have cheaper lower lumen IR illuminators that go as far by making use of a lens focus. Most NV scopes have low fields of vision and magnification that would definitely benefit from a focusing lens as most of the light it puts out is wasted outside of the scopes FOV. Iwould definitely buy a focusing attachment if they sold one for this light. For $100, I suppose you can't have everything.

I bought this flashlight as a gift for my son. I was extremely disappointed to find out it does not come with batteries!!! Really!! For a hundred dollars no batteries!!!!! And on top of it, it doesn't state anywhere batteries are separate. Very sad!!!!