NEXTORCH kindly provided the NEXTORCH TA30C MAX Tactical Torch for review. It has a CREE XHP50.3 HI emitter and it takes a 21700 cell. The large tail switch allows momentary modes to be accessed while a rotary switch can be used to permanently select a mode.

Olight Australia kindly sent the Olight baton 3 Pro Max for review. It is a 21700 EDC torch with a TIR optic and a floody emitter. This particular version has a Cool White emitter. There are also Neutral White and Warm White versions.

Ben from Ground Force International, the exclusive national distributor of Armytek products in Australia, reached out to see if I would be interested in reviewing a torch by Armytek. I asked if I could review the Armytek Wizard C2 WR (Warm Light) headlamp. It has two warm white emitters and two red emitters behind a single pebble TIR optic.

The Fenix HL16 is a lightweight headlamp with a white emitter and a red emitter. It takes three AAA batteries. I asked liteshop.com.au if I could review the Fenix HL16 to see if it would be suitable for running for several hours overnight.

The ZebraLight H53Fc N is a lightweight AA sized headlamp that can either be carried on its own or used in a headband. What’s so special about this headlamp?

The Lumintop Petal is a pocket sized LEP torch with six AUX LEDs that produce a beam that looks like the petals of a flower.

The Lumintop Mach is a soda can style torch with a twist. It has a fan in the middle of eight CREE XHP50.2 emitters! I first saw the Lumintop Mach while visiting Lumintop in China with Neal.

Lumintop kindly welcomed me to visit their factory.