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Lumintop Tool Copper AAA Flashlight
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Lumintop Tool Copper AAA Flashlight
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Weighing just over 1.5 ounces and measuring only 3.2 inches long, the pocket-size Lumintop Copper Tool runs on a single AAA battery. Made from copper, it features diamond-patterned knurling for added grip, and it offers three separate brightness modes for different scenarios—low mode provides up to 5 lumens, while high mode offers up to 110 lumens depending on the LED Read More
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Varholiaglimp
939
Jul 13, 2017
NickVLOr a pack of three Ti tail switches for our various Lumintop lights.
Teletin
131
Nov 6, 2017
Again without the E-Switch, why? The Massdrop AAA brass EDC has one and is perfekt, so why not the same switch for the copper version?
Impulses
56
Jan 10, 2018
I've just done the same thing, bought two Brass one and a Copper one over the last couple days with the intention of LEGO'ing the parts across two of them...
Gonna keep a Brass one as-is by my nightstand but I wanted the flat tail cap on my Copper one for my photography/travel bag... Probably gifting away the other Brass one with the Cooper's rubber tail cap.
Any idea if they start to blend together more, color-wise, after they gain some patina? Or is the Copper tail always gonna be a much warmer shade?
Gonna keep a Brass one as-is by my nightstand but I wanted the flat tail cap on my Copper one for my photography/travel bag... Probably gifting away the other Brass one with the Cooper's rubber tail cap.
Any idea if they start to blend together more, color-wise, after they gain some patina? Or is the Copper tail always gonna be a much warmer shade?
ponagathos
512
Jan 10, 2018
You may be able to order them from http://countycomm.com/. I believe they have a $150 minimum for international orders though and not sure what the shipping costs would be.
Actually, the $150 is pretty easy to hit. I have spent way too much money there recently.
Actually, the $150 is pretty easy to hit. I have spent way too much money there recently.
Dr.Oetqer
218
May 7, 2017
Here some pictures of the different models of the Lumintop Tool; aluminium, copper, titanium and the Massdrop brass edition.
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Mario.Paul
339
May 12, 2017
What I meant is, if I buy this light I'll have the exact same flashlights you have since I already own the black aluminum, the Ti and the MD brass, all with nichia except the aluminum since that was my first and I don't like the cree. I really love the form factor of these little guys, they are so portable.
Dr.Oetqer
218
May 12, 2017
Mario.PaulOops my bad, haha.
Nice setup man, great job :-)
Yes,it's the same light it only uses a different material. It has the same kind of tail switch as the aluminium one. I believe there is no Nichia version of the aluminium Lumintop Tool as far as I know, but since it was my first one I also didn't look for it, so the Cree it was.
Yes,it's the same light it only uses a different material. It has the same kind of tail switch as the aluminium one. I believe there is no Nichia version of the aluminium Lumintop Tool as far as I know, but since it was my first one I also didn't look for it, so the Cree it was.
Rebuswind
228
Nov 7, 2017
26 dollars free shipping on bang good right now....20 dollars free shipping on gear best with BLF coupon...why would I buy it here....
Rebuswind
228
Nov 9, 2017
yup, both banggood and gearbest have faster shipping than massdrop, and totally free.... I think I will only buy massdrop made flashlight on massdrop, and buy all others at other website.
namhod
1991
Nov 9, 2017
RebuswindThere are still great deals on here. Just not all of them.
If you don't do your homework, or are prone to impulse buys you won't get the best deals. That is pretty much the same with anything though. Either be an informed consumer, or another rube. It's up to the individual to decide which.
If you don't do your homework, or are prone to impulse buys you won't get the best deals. That is pretty much the same with anything though. Either be an informed consumer, or another rube. It's up to the individual to decide which.
Evshrug
3775
Community
May 7, 2017
I believe these are in the brightness sequence of Medium-Low-High, right? While the MD Brass is L-M-H?
Evshrug
3775
Community
May 12, 2017
I do a lot of "inspecting" little crevasses inside an otherwise well-lit room (The room doesn't illuminate the cracks, but it does mean a flashlight light has to compete more), I can use M mode on my Nichia Brass (18 lumens, three clicks on that model) but usually I can get by with L (about 3-4 lumens?) so I can have extended battery life.
L-M-H works well for me, but for an average user's EDC I think the M could be all they need most of the time. While the Lumintop brightness for L is brighter and IMO more useful than many competitors, and L-M-H seems perfectly tailored for my work, I think this copper M-L-H could be preferential to most suburban/urban people.
I'm tempted to get a copper one of these (or a worm). While my brass will age gracefully and I already have a few other brass collectibles, I'm enamoured with the idea of the darker copper, and how copper patina is almost reddish-black with the possibility of some green. Does the rubber-covered tail-clicky allow for tail-standing?
L-M-H works well for me, but for an average user's EDC I think the M could be all they need most of the time. While the Lumintop brightness for L is brighter and IMO more useful than many competitors, and L-M-H seems perfectly tailored for my work, I think this copper M-L-H could be preferential to most suburban/urban people.
I'm tempted to get a copper one of these (or a worm). While my brass will age gracefully and I already have a few other brass collectibles, I'm enamoured with the idea of the darker copper, and how copper patina is almost reddish-black with the possibility of some green. Does the rubber-covered tail-clicky allow for tail-standing?
Dr.Oetqer
218
May 13, 2017
EvshrugI'll agree with you about the different modes and the usefulness of it. Although it's a great urban edc setup, I do miss a firefly mode. In total darkness even the low mode can cause some problems when adjusting your night vision. I will rather skip trough the low mode when I need a higher output. It's always a matter of personal preference.
Those kind of small lights are great for indoor inspection work, I'll take your word for it.
Although I really like my copper version, it's not capable to tailstand at a flat surface, as you can see in the picture I took for you. If you wamt the tailstanding capabilities you can go for the brass or Ti version and otherwise there are plenty of other great light's out there, like the Maratec TPF with a 90% angle, also available in different nice materials only no Nichia version as I know of.
Although I really like my copper version, it's not capable to tailstand at a flat surface, as you can see in the picture I took for you. If you wamt the tailstanding capabilities you can go for the brass or Ti version and otherwise there are plenty of other great light's out there, like the Maratec TPF with a 90% angle, also available in different nice materials only no Nichia version as I know of.
cope3am
0
Mar 28, 2016
im right there with ya so here is a link to what im gonna get. same light but black in aluminum alloy for only $23 bucks and free shipping with prime.
http://www.amazon.com/LUMINTOP-Tool-AAA-Waterproof-Replaceable/dp/B013QEGME4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1459149792&sr=8-1&keywords=lumintop+tool+aaa
http://www.amazon.com/LUMINTOP-Tool-AAA-Waterproof-Replaceable/dp/B013QEGME4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1459149792&sr=8-1&keywords=lumintop+tool+aaa
whacko
253
Mar 30, 2016
cope3amI was actually a bit tempted by the titanium version. Unlike the copper or aluminum models it has a flat tail so you can stand it up like a lamp. The copper accent ring looks nice too. Unfortunately it is $70 and doesn't offer any additional function over the Maratac steel AAA flashlight that is currently my daily carry. The steel Maratac doesn't show up scratches and is light enough that a titanium build wouldn't make a noticeable difference as the battery is like 70% of the weight of the light.
Gitorian
9
May 8, 2016
This time Massdrop didn't attache the invoice outside of the box like they do normally. Now I have to pay 28,50$ at customs just for opening the box (Germany). Please don't forget to label the packages in the future!
Ogen_the_Matic
324
Mar 22, 2016
I've been well pleased with the copper Martac I bought here nearly a year ago. It has been in the watch-pocket of my jeans everyday. Contemplating this drop since I like a push button but am a bit leery of the endurance of same
dfwhite17
107
Mar 25, 2016
Ogen_the_MaticI also have the Cu Maratac AAA in my pocket everyday. I joined this drop simply because I'm a flashlight nut, a Cu nut, and most importantly, a Cu flashlight nut!!
whacko
253
Mar 30, 2016
Ogen_the_MaticLumintop makes a titanium version of this light that is available on Amazon. It uses an electronic touch sensitive tail switch instead of a rubber button. That should solve your durability fears, plus it allows you to stand the light up in "lamp" mode.
Dr.Oetqer
218
Jul 15, 2017
Still love this little Lumintop Tool Copper. Last couple of months it was part of my EDC rotation and the aging process gives it more character.
Bigdog1
1
Jan 10, 2018
Dr.OetqerHey Dr O,
Has the switch been holding up for you? I really the Maratac lights for durability and styling, but these Lumintops' push-buttom activator is so much more convenient than the twist. I had my first or second brass one go bad. Massdrop had me a new one in the wind almost immediately (killer service), but I remain concerned that these units have marginal electronics. What has your experience been?
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