Armytek Wizard C2 Pro Max Review

[@L5-SAR]

I was in a big hurry to get this video out before leaving for SHOT Show, I did not realize that I had edited the product name in my stock intro template. That got carried over to the video. I apologize to ArmyTek and to viewers for the oversight. On a good note, though, ArmyTek has provided a discount code, ARMY-L5, for subscribers that will take 15% off your purchases. Enjoy!

[@michaelmaier8133]

Just got the same model recently, and i was blown away by the even lighting without any visibile hotspot. I also came to find out, best to pair this with a Handheld Thrower. Mode 3 is optimal for hiking, it lasts for hours. Might not be for everyone cause of the size, but its also very well suited for working applications.

[@L5-SAR]

You are right on. Thanks for your comment.

[@michakruszewski6498]

Great review and great flashlight, thanks!

[@L5-SAR]

Thank you. Glad you found it helpful.

[@donaldstrader7241]

I enjoyed the review, seeing how the Armytek Wizard C2 performed. I have heard/read many good things about it so was especially interested. Another one its owners always like, Zebra which differing models in beam angles and tints. You mentioned in another review about the advantage of having something that could be clipped to your pack to provide area lighting, e.g. when providing aid. A right angle light such as the Wizard could be handy for that.

[@L5-SAR]

You just reminded me that I need to contact Zebralight about a T&E program. Thanks!!

[@tyronewalker5764]

Is the 21700 cell flat top or button top?

[@AnilSingh-rn3kx]

Did anyone saw one of the swing was moving with no one in it.

[@rosedcurt2865]

yea that whole segment was lowkey kinda creepy lmfao. He probably just moved it by accident or something prior to recording.

[@GeneralKato]

What about that light rising in the background at 08:11 minutes into the video....

[@pking39]

The turbo mode was only 50 secs. Not that functional if you are doing work in the workshop or garage when you need at least 1 to 2 hours of 4000 lumens

[@lmscalado5513]

It is normal. This is a small flashlight. To produce 4000 lúmens for 2 hours, you will need a much more bigger flashlight and a good system for cooling the led. 4000 lúmens will consum around 40 watts/h. The battery 21700 has a 16/17 watt/h capacity. So it is normal that this flashlight can only produce 4000 lúmens during 50 seconds. The heat will be very hight, around 60 degrees.

[@AT-bw4cm]

You don't need 4000 lumens in a garage. This is a fantastic work/edc light