Dawson Machine Craft Hoku Clicky vs CWF Micro Click

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[@MMTB2011]

Great review , That Huku configuration is spot on. I agree that’s perfect for in the house. Never thought I’d spend that on a light. 😂😂😮‍💨

[@Blazerghost]

The Hoku is my first “custom” light. Coming from custom knives and guns this is new territory for me. Curious to see how it compares to like a surefire stilletto which I currently use.

[@norbertoa5202]

Great review! Wonder if you could show the beamshots side by side - would make it easier to see the difference between the beams.

[@arlensethos6863]

Ive owned both. I bought them before the tail clicks were offered. I sold the my brass/copper hoku twist (too heavy for size )and kept the CWF Ti twist. Tiny light & the massive lumen output is amazing but it just burns through batteries. I dont think you can go wrong with either one, I had Charles put a 4000 in mine opposed to the 5000 it comes with. Kinda prefer the 14500 cell more for EDC but Ill never sell the CMF Micro Arcadian!

[@flashlightcrazy]

It is such a great little light. They both are

[@Imme...1]

Ledlensor p3 never leaves my pocket keep light up every stream my guy

[@stevemastbaum]

Do lumens vary depending on color temperature? Is that why the outputs are stated in percentages.

[@flashlightcrazy]

They can vary depending on emitter type. Colour temp can play a role but you can still get a 500 lumen light in any colour temp