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Have a PRO. Work as a industrial maintenance tech and it comes in very handy. UV for find leaks. Laser for directing work to other workers. Magnet mounting so you can work in cabinets hands free. Not cheap but really good value and carry it everywhere. UV sees a different world around you and not too worried about the proprietary charger as I wont even charge it once in a week.

I have had nothing but great experiences with Olight flashlights. I now own several of them. The Warrior Mini 3 is to date the best tactical EDC light I have come across so far. Super bright 1750 lumems, with a true tactical mode and instant strobe! Their batteries are top notch. As far as the magnetic charging cable, it is WAY more convenient to use than any usb or usbc cable and totally inexpensive and worth it to simply purchase a couple more if needed however because I now own a few different Olights, I have more than enough charging cables. Nitecore makes some great lights too but for now, Olights have been doing a solid job!

@efuller6770

2 ай бұрын

I bought several of them last year and agree warrior 3 mini is ideal cross between size, output and runtime. Mag charging is great, chargers are cheap and a couple flashlights and you start building up more chargers than will be needed for a long while. I don't normally like proprietary, but usb c and micro charging has not worked out well for flashlights for me. Maybe just over use and abuse, but mag chargers have so far been a great option.

Once you own 10+ olight flashlights having enough charge cables around becomes a non-issue. LOL. They used to sell a charging dock for multiple lights but I don’t see that any more.

My only issue with Olight is the marketing tactics. The lights themselves, are fantastic. I also love the magnetic charger.

@mmgee

2 ай бұрын

Why I have 7 olights lol

@kurogana01

2 ай бұрын

Yes, like the warrior 3s, marketing as 2300 lumens, but in real world its only a shit 800 lumens as the marketed 2300 lumens can only be activated from 100% to 95% battery, then the mode is totally disabled, and tou have in hands 3 times less than what you payed for... not true on nitecores, my p20ix can put 4000 lumens even at 10% battery, anytime, anywhere, no misleading informations, no lie marketing, no profit at all cost. Olight for me is just the mid range and below, top of the line from olight is just a waste of money, they focus on colors, gimmicks, fooling, everything but light.

@spf50sunscreen80

Ай бұрын

@@kurogana01 Obviously they don't place NO focus on the light as you say. That focus is ALONGSIDE the deceptive marketing. The products are still really good quality/value and have all or most of the features anyone could want. I agree deceptive marketing is disheartening. Sad fact is, it works. And it allows them to sell a lot more keeping the prices down. Silver linings i guess.

Bro, six months before dropping this video? I appreciate you always give thoughts after really used the tool rather than jumping on the hype and give some spec and shape reviews. This is some useful information.

@KDIGGG

2 ай бұрын

Love reviews that take this long because I’ve had tools before that are great for maybe a month or two, but after that something fails or stops working all together. This gives him time for them to prove themselves

i use the arklight pro daily...as a bartender i use the uv to check for fake ID'S and fake $...never lets me down...

What is annoying and frustrating is that nearly ALL torch manufacturers have jumped on the " gimmicky bandwagon" and insist on having multiple functions on torches, whereas many people simply want ONE function, switch on...FULL POWER, ..switch off, SIMPLE.

I use all 3 functions to the arkfeld pro. The uv is great for finding stuff in the dark by wrapping florecent cord on my stuff like wrenches and screw drivers

Awesome video like always!! love how you reviewed all the Arkfeld series. I personally have the Arkfeld Pro and been caring it for a while now and love it and it has held up very well. I do work in the construction field and it has taken a good beating, and still going strong!! Also use it as a mechanics light when working on my truck and works very well for that as well.

Regretted using the UV light in the bathroom... THAT made me laugh!!! Thanks, Aaron. I needed that.

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Haha I knew someone would like that

@HowieC3

2 ай бұрын

It’s funny, but try it and you’ll quickly understand 😂

@efuller6770

2 ай бұрын

Hotels buddy... hotels... Impressively they are true black light on the olights I have looked at

I mean, we gotta think about it in terms of what problem these things are trying to solve. Is it size? There's tons of really great 10440 or 14500 torches out there that perform just as well while being smaller. The biggest problem, IMO, is non-serviceable batteries in an inclosed system. Batteries do go bad and when they do, you'll either toss the whole flashlight or send the whole thing in for repair. Olight is far from the best when it comes to warranty, as well.

The chargers are the MAIN reasons why I buy olights.

The light I carried for over a year is the WOWTAC A1S. EDC, hunting, hiking, camping, bedside stand. This has been an awesome light. I purchased it on Amazon. It wasn’t expensive but I can’t recall the cost. I’ve beat the crap out of it. It’s been great.

@Mike-NP

2 ай бұрын

I have that light too. Bought several of them. They've all taken a beating and still going strong.

@NestorNegronDiaz

2 ай бұрын

I have like 6 of those. In May of 2016, I was washing a 40 feet tall stainless steel tank and it fell from the top hatch ti the bottom. After spinning a pressure washer for 30 minutes, I went down, and the light was still usable. Bent on the head but usable. I still have it today. Only changed the battery.

@OtherThanIntendedPurpose

2 ай бұрын

I have one of those as well, I am pretty sure I paid around $22.00 for it. and that did come with an 18650.

@hdrider2071

2 ай бұрын

Had one for 3yrs and it gets used more than any of the other 10 or so. No issues so far.

Another thing about Olight’s chargers- They aren’t cross compatible with all Olight models. Their weapon light chargers don’t fit each other, let alone their conventional flashlights.

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

That is dumb!

Going on 4 months with arkfeld pro, hands down the best light I've edc'd. I have a dresser filled with edc lights. this one disappears in you pocket.Super handy at work in and out of mech rooms, pointing out things with the laser.

I’ve had one in my pocket for 2 years and I’m very happy as it gets a lot of use as a utility company splicer, never failed me or found it out of juice when I needed it. I’ve never found much use for the laser though

Never go anywhere--especially at night--without multiple flashlights. I have several Olight Arcfeld lights and intend to get an Arcflex. Even during daylight, it's surprising how often I need a flashlight.

I have all 3 and love them but I can't wait for the next Arkfeld pro flex 😂

Olight had the Oport for about $15. It was small, could fit on a key chain and allowed you to use your usb c cable to charge your olights. I guess no one wanted it, don't see it on Olight's site anymore.

Love the magnetic charger. Also wait for their sales they have at least 3 or 4 times a year where the arkfeld is like $60.

I didn't even notice the hump flare out on my non-pro. I didn't really care about the multi-directional pocket clip and I figured it might just get in the way and catch on things as I was moving around. I got the non-pro because I didn't really care about the UV and I liked the slightly smaller profile.

Now the orange Flex head is THE Tactical light. No zillion lumens needed. Utility is needed. Add a few light options, and you have a winner!

The chargers are the reason why I don't buy Olight products. I want to use the same charger for all my devices. I hope Olight reads this.

@ryanlaw8678

2 ай бұрын

They are starting to do some USB- C charging on some lights. 👍

@jonathankeithkidd

2 ай бұрын

Interestingly, the chargers are part of the reason I DO buy Olight flashlights. In my opinion, the magnetic charger destroys USB-C for convenience. All I have to do is slip the light out of my pocket and get it close to the charger and they’re mated. Boom. Done. One hand in 3 seconds.

@michaelmartin2262

2 ай бұрын

They don't have a choice. Europe is making proprietary chargers illegal because of Apple. Now, everything is going to be usb-c from Europe going forward.

@Menuki

2 ай бұрын

The magnetic charger is fairly standardized in their line. A lot of their stuff is USB though. It coincides with using the magnet to attach it to surfaces. You get used to it. Just pick up the charger by waving the tail over it. Pick it up and the charger just falls away

@gwaeron8630

2 ай бұрын

The chargers are the reason I buy Olight. If I only had one light then it might be a rare issue but I have enough to not worry about it. So convenient and no need for spare orings etc. The EU rule requiring all devices to use USB C is already coming into their design thinking so we'll see where that leads by end of the year.

I've been carrying the Arkfeld Pro for a couple.months now and I like it a lot. The laser is mainly a toy but it does come in handy now and then. I had no idea about being able to run the light with the laser, good info

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Glad to help!

A Sir-Mix-A-Lot reference on a flashlight, thats a new one for me! 😁😆

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Haha!! 😂

Hah! Nice timing! I just got the orange Arkfeld, non UV! Fantastic so far!

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Good choice!

I like my Arkey UV which meets/exceeds my requirements and expectations. I retired my Surefire Outdoorsman as my EDC and it is at my bedside at the ready. I had that Surefire for over a decade and across 22 countries. Thanks for the review. Cheers.

I have the pro and my son has the flex, we love them and don’t view the charger as an issue.

I have the Arkfeld UV. It has the light and UV, but not the big butt. It is my everyday carry at work. Fits great in my pocket next to my knife. I like the button in the center. Probably because that's what I'm use to. I use the double tap for Turbo all the time. It's convenient. Using the uv to check oil levels on a stick is awesome. Because with just a regular light on a clear oil is a guessing game. I like the charger. I have several different Olights, so I have plenty of charging cords. The magnetic snap to the charger is convenient.

Good video, thanks. I will be buying the Pro soon.

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Good choice!

Neat flashlights, although I wish they could use standard size batteries. I'm not totally against rechargeable flashlights, but I like being able to swap out batteries as needed, rather than be stuck with a half dead battery in a few years.

I received an arkfield pro for Christmas this last year, and I have found it to be a very cool EDC light. I carry it in my jacket as my back up light. I find the flat design sits more comfortably in my pocket. I also really like the UV aspect, because once the weather dries out, I hope to be going with my grandson again looking for hidden marbles, and some of them are UV reactive, so having this light will make them easier to find. it is a lot more powerful than the UV we had last summer.

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Nice always appreciate long term user feedback

Thanx for the comparisons. Actually there are 4 in the series. You didn't purchase the UV+Light version; which had the "slimmer butt" and double clip. However did recently add the Pro since its the steriod version of the UV with a much stronger laser included. Charge cables? They're all over my home from all the purchases I've done. Side note. I carry the OPort as well, a Keychain sized magnetic charge adapter for Usb-c cables. Unclear if Olight still selling them or not.

Hi, thank you for making this awesome review and comparison. You didn't mention one important consideration: what happens when end of battery life comes. Those bulky cylindric lights you mentioned in the beginning usually have an easy way for users swapping battery. Usually a flashlight's lifetime is way longer than that of the battery inside. I would like to know what happens when an Arkfeld reaches end of battery life. Will the batteries inflate like most of gel LiPo batteries? Will you know the time has come before battery stretches the light body apart? Will there be a way to have the light serviced and new battery installed? Will the light be trashed? If yes, how shall we recycle it?

@codypix6826

2 ай бұрын

It’s non-reparable, but there is a lifetime warranty on it so when it goes you contact the company send the defective one back and get a replacement

@deltawing9

2 ай бұрын

@@codypix6826 thank you for your answer! Hope that will happen to owners all around the Globe.

@markpettie681

2 ай бұрын

When battery goes to shit you have one expensive bad ass looking paper weight!!

@deltawing9

Ай бұрын

@@markpettie681 hope flashlight design will evolve in the future and we won't trash flashlights just because battery is dead.

I carry the nitecore edc27. it's huge but you get a lot for your money. (15, 65, 200, 1000 lumens and 3000 lumen short burst, also strobe for disorienting) Controls are a bit odd but after a couple days I was used to it. If I had to do it again I would go with the streamlight wedge xt. If the Olight had a rear switch and not the proprietary charger then I'm sold.

Cool flashlights!

thanks- im waiting for their next sale

I have the original Arkfeld. Love that thing. The laser is super fun for messing with cats and people

I have been debating buying this and your review, as always, helps so much. I currently have the Streamlight Wedge, can you do a comparison?

Thanks for the fantastic video. I have three Olights and the charger issue isn't really too much of an issue, but you really made a valid point because I did have to search for one of my spares one night. Also, as a concern in the flashlight community, these types of flashlights do not have a modular design where the battery can be swapped out. The internal battery has a limited lifespan like all other lithium ion powered devices. So it begs the question, "Does it make it a bad flashlight?" No, but it is something to consider depending on one's "Philosophy of Use." Thanks again for the awesome video.

@speeddemon4312

2 ай бұрын

Olight do have batteries on their website.

@Shiroiokami947

2 ай бұрын

With the Arkflex, if one has a problem with the internal battery, the flashlight would need to be sent to Olight to have the flashlight battery changed.

I have the version with the UV light and LOVE it. This is after I broke the clip off to just a small hook. I work in a data center and use that sucker every single day. UV works great when we have a CRAC unit freon leak. Battery seems to last me a long time. My only issue is where it is made.

I love both the Pro and the Flex. The Pro was my favorite light of 2023. Got a new Javelot coming in Monday, can't wait to get it in hand and try it out. I don't mind the magnetic charging puck, but it would be nice if they had a usb-c as well. That's why I also really love the Baton 4 with the charging case/power bank that charges with usb-c.

I love my olight Arkfeld Pro… USB C would be a total game changer though.

Ive had a revelation regarding flashlights just recently and it goes along with the same view point I have towards tech products: if it has a non-user removable and replaceable battery, then its disposable and I dont want to spend $100 on a disposable flashlight. I have a Surefire E1E that is over 20 years old. I can put a new battery in it and itll run fine. In 20 years, that flashlight wont.

I love my pro, I really just wanted a quality built light that had the flat slim design. Fits in the front thigh pocket of my tactical pants perfectly or also in an arm pocket without being bulky.

The magnetic charging system is the best feature of Olight. It made me a fan. I don’t understand why some people don’t like it and want a USB hole with a rubber cap. That is going backward.

I love olight torches, for those complaining about the charger. They do a usbC key ring charger so that you can use one usbC cable for all of your devices, a great solution

Ich bin geblendet von diesem verdammt heißen Licht!

I've carried a Mini Maglite for as long as I can remember. I've recently upgraded to the 127 Luman version, and I've installed a butt cap on off button. I prefer battery operated or rechargeable flashlights.

@Andrew-en4zx

2 ай бұрын

I'm curious, what else are there besides battery operated or rechargeable flashlights to prefer?

@jlpowell51

2 ай бұрын

@@Andrew-en4zx He was using creosote torches and carbide mining lanterns until last year.

@1gymbo1

Ай бұрын

​@Andrew-en4zx Corded flashlights. Not very portable, but most come with a nice base (some decorative) and even a shade to defuse the light. The best part is you can change out the filaments if needed. I have one in each room of the house.

@Andrew-en4zx

Ай бұрын

​@@1gymbo1 We are talking about EDC flashlights here. What you are describing is essentially just a stylized lamp.

I absolutely LOVE their magnetic charger!

Wurkkos and Sofirn from Amazon have very similar lights to Olight but cost way less and have much faster delivery. 2 day delivery instead of 2 weeks that is typical from Olight. No need to wait several months for Olight to have a sale. Last light I picked up was a Sofirn SC28 that is very comparable to a Baton 3 Pro Max and it was about $24 on sale.

Three lights based off the same original design doesn’t dictate the entire brand lineup. Just one product in three versions

I've been watching small time family Opal mining in Australia on KZread and they use UV lights to see and find Opal. Really, really cool to see that stuff glow!

Your neighbors... "Ethel! He's flashing people again!!"

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Yes!!

I own 15-20 different Olights and I prefer the magnetic charger over a usb style. My edc choice though is the Warrior mini 2 or 3 which is more powerful. On the weekends though, I carry the Arkfeld Pro, as it carry’s better, more like a knife. I’ve given out hundreds of Olights to friends, family members, and my workers, usually several lights per person. Everyone knows their either getting a flashlight, a knife, 5.11 gear or a bible for birthdays and Christmas from me. Most people that I’ve given the Arkfeld’s to, prefer them for the three light versatility. With the laser they are great for pointing things out to workers and customers, as you explained, and the UV helps us find refrigerant leaks. For a hat lights, I would recommend the S1R, Baton 3 or 4. As for 90° lights the Perun’s are great, they double as a headlamp or clip onto a backpack should harness. I own Surefire & Streamlights, but I prefer my Olights. I even have several of their weapon lights, to which I really like their dual battery versions.

Great content with thorough everyday use testing. IMO the flat EDC lights are more than just easier to pocket carry, they offer the kind of beam suitable for most everyday uses. My Nitecore Tip SE torch gets used about 80% of all my other torches for the plain fact that the beam has more of a flood effect rather than a spot effect as beam distance is less of an issue for my daily tasks, a matter of fact to use a torch with a spot beam for getting light in spots right in front of me, tends to tire my eyes where the flood beam effect mitigates that issue for me. My Nitecore NF01 is my Home and neighborhood patrol torch as it has the beam of the conventional spotlight torch and can throw the light at distance to identify objects more naturally.

I need to try the flex ..I have the pro and love it

I was lucky to win a limited edition version of the Arkfeld flat and while I like the idea of it I had the same issues you had with it. I decided to spring for the Pro recently and have zero regrets. While larger it wears smaller then the Flat. The tri light design is amazing for my job in security as it allows to shine light where needed, highlight issues to contractors, building operators and the guard force, the UV light facilitates investigations of currencies and official documents as most official GOVT document, legal tender and credit cards have UV markers. Your comment about the charging cable is very valid for someone that only has a single Olight product. That issue becomes nul and void if you have a or already well invested in the Olight universe since you get a cable with each light and can address the night stand, edc bag and where ever else you want a cable issue you brought up.

My next flashlight I'm a high CRI over anything else. I've discovered most of my flashlights make it possible to see the difference between leaves and rocks. Lumens are overrated, my eyes adjust to the dark pretty well. Also: Olight's custom batteries and chargers are a no go. Just use USBC-PD please and standard cells.

Wow that’s an enormous amount of work programming a flashlight?! The flex would be my choice but for the same charging issue that you brought up I wouldn’t buy any of the Arkfelds! My Rovy Von E1 has a hybrid option of having a short term battery back up. It doesn’t compare with the power or output but I’m a fan of the option. It’s flat like it’s bigger brothers & takes a usb-c.

I have the UV/white light version. It is for times when I need to find something in a room, or a keyhole in a door. It's not a combat light. Thinking about getting another but don't need the laser....the one I have has the better clip and the flat bottom...

I do not have an Arkfeld, but the Pro is definitely the one I’d go with. I am currently stuck in the 18650 battery ecosystem right now and it doesn’t make sense to venture out of it at the moment. I have two Baton 3 Pros that have been excellent EDC lights for me.

I think you got it, the Flex and pro are excellent

Dope video thanks

@gideonstactical

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Well I noticed you got 3 lights, now you have 3 cables to charge with.. If the gave out an extra cable you would have 6 and that's another complaint lol.. They also sell a keychain usb c, where you can use your type-c cable so there's that.. but olight is the only brand that thinks outside the box.. Love my olight...

First off, I didn't take the time to read ALL the comments so I might be echoing previously made comments. I own both the original Arkfeld and the Arkfeld Pro. My first comment is directed toward the Arkfeld Pro. The second comment applies to both. 1. The lazer. Like you mentioned, when double clicking on the lazer, the light turns on as well. Therefore making the object visible in the dark while seeing the lazer pointing at the object/area. What was missed was that once the light is on with the lazer, all it takes is a long press to lesson the intensity of the light. I've found it to be useful especially that the light can drown out the lazer when used up close. 2. The charging magnet. Dude, the Arkfeld (Pro) is a too! And the magnet is simply part of the tool. There have been many times I've that I've used the charging magnet as a magnet. Once I dropped a bolt in the engine compartment of my car. I tied the Arkfeld to a string of paracord to fish the bolt out. Another time I dropped a bunch of screws and used the magnet to pick them up. I've also used the magnet to find metal objects in the carpet or lawn. Sure, there are those that want a flashlight. Turn it on, turn it off, simple. I prefer to carry a tool that does more than that. I've used (and continue to use) all of the features the Pro has to offer. I wonder if olight will come out with a version of the Pro that will have an articulating head as well? For now, I'm mostly completely satisfied with the arkfeld pro. One tiny little thing. I found out the hard way that the lens of the Arkfeld is made of plastic that, when bumping around in my pocket with other items, scratches. It's not a problem when using the light but the lazer ended looking like a big spider web. Olight was kind enough to replace the damaged light. A solution would be to make the lens out of sapphire not unlike the sapphire crystal on my watch. ...just sayin'

I dont own a Arcfeld (it's not my type of product) but i have many other Olight flashlights begins at the smallest keylight up to the Javelin and Warrior X3. Great products and quality imo. No broken or non functioning light so far after 3 years.

I have quite a few edc lights, and i find myself carrying the pro a lot of the time. the features, qualitiy, and magnetic charger are top

Olight, unlike other brands have a strong community that are all about collecting as many lights as they can put out. I’ve been following them for years, and I know people that have well over 50 of their lights and have given out 4 times that in gifts. They cater to people to buy multiple lights at a time. So it’s never an issue to have multiple lying around. For those that only want the one light, I guess just get an extra charger. For what yo have in the light, just get another one.

I have many Olight flashlights, and all have been bulletproof. I also have their weapons lights and they have held up to whatever caliber gun they are mounted on. Three different rifle calibers and pistols. Some of their newer lights are coming with the USB C charging port.

I have a Streamlight Wedge, not smallest, not brightest, not lightest. I carry it everywhere, like the switch, just like it.

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Totally! Love that thing

it was a $36 difference between the original and the pro. I went original. A green laser for $36 was not a price I was willing to pay. Just my $.02 based on my situation.

I have 7 olights each came with a cable, purchased 2 more, I have 9 cables lol

Yeah, I keep a Boruit v2 on my keyring that does pretty much what I need and costs $10. Charges on USB C. Much more light than I need and extra options. I tend to give many of them away and it helps people.

Forgot moonlight…hold power from off. Hold longer for lockout.

My original Arkfeld UV has the double loop clip design and a slim charging end.

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Nice!!

Used Olight Warrior Mini series for a long time, got a Stream light Wedge and love the way it fits in my pocket, but it was a bit to large for me. The Arkfeld Pro has become my daily EDC and replaced the Stream light. I agree on the chargers, but I have so many Olights as well as the Omnio charger base I dont even worry about charging issues.

I never pay full price for olight lights I buy only when they have sales

I have both the pro which i love and the original but my original is different than yours. Mine was only $50 and has a UV light as the second light not a laser. It also has the thinner butt and nicer clip like the pro. Not sure why mine is different. I'm not crazy about the non standard charger but i have 3 or 4 olight flashlights that use that charger so i have multiple chargers.

I chose the Arkfeld flat. I felt the body was shorter. lighter and slimmer. I did not see the need for the uv light. I think I only paid $65 for the flat version, so it was cheaper for me and despite the bigger butt, it was smaller in the pocket.

The original is now also available in UV version, which loses the laser but changes design to the body shape and clip of the pro, in the size of the original.

I'm about $30K deep into flashlights at this point. 😂

Anybody know of a streamlight stinger size flashlight that is more efficient? And Side button only.

i have all three and they are all excellent flashlights, the oem charger is not really a deal breaker for me as i have quite a few olight flashlights some are usb c charging

Sure fire stiletto aluminum.

The Pro came out right after I bought the original and I was super bummed. Now I want a Pro.

I’ve had a darksucks Prometheus alpha for almost 5 years now… Worth every penny.

I don't need the UV light, so I recently picked up the original arkfeld. I got the titanium version, which is not available in the Pro model lineup. So that is something else the original has going over the Pro.

Disagree with the charger complaint. It's the best thing as far as daily ease of use.

Biggest downfall I have is the non-exchangable battery. Same issue as with the new Nitecore EDC35.

I like the magnetic chargers, I find them convenient especially if you have more than one Olight then you have multiple chargers. The Flat Arkfield is definitely my most used EDC as well. The annoying part of those magnetic chargers is their weapon lights have an opposite magnetic polarity, so you can't use the flashlight magnetic charger on the Baldr or Valkyrie tactical lights. I'm not sure why they do that but that's the only annoying thing I don't like.

If you own any OLights, you'll have many chargers. Love my OLights. Own the 2 regular and the Pro models. The Pro is in my pocket more often. Waiting on OLight to add more features to the foldable.

Non-replaceable proprietary batteries make Olights a no-go for me. Hanks and Sofirns are my go-to options

I have the UV and the Flex .... 100% agree on the magnetic charging base .... just give me USB C

The older models have 2 tap for turbo and 3 tap for strobe and the new ones you can switch it between only those 2 modes. You make a big deal about the wide bottom of the laser version but imo the newer laser version is more popular and it has a slimmer bottom, you’re point probably still stands on the price difference.

The Arkfeld uv has the same deep pocket clip as as the pro in the same size as the og. But i have booth and prefer the pro.

Torn on where I prefer the switch.

Nice...My wife and I attend estate sales. This will help identify uranium glass items.

@gideonstactical

2 ай бұрын

Excellent!

Hmm, I have an original and it doesn’t have the “big booty hump” and it’s got the bi-directional clip. Maybe they upgraded it and you got the older version?