I do tend to agree that the light is kind of a niche package, but I also think the versatility is great. I tend to find times where the laser is useful for pointing things out at work and the UV light comes in handy for working on vehicles or engines, checking hotel rooms if you travel, even curing UV based resins or nail polish for the women in your life. MOST of the time, I do think I'd prefer a slightly throw-ier, high CRI light for daily tasks, but I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything when actually using the light for every day. I live in a rural area, so sometimes the purely flood beam is a little too short range for my outdoor needs, but that's why I have other lights. Overall I've loved my Arkfeld Ultra but it definitely isn't the best EDC flashlight, because the flashlight is 1/3 of what you're getting and therefore 1/3 of the focus when designing the light. It's a do-it-all tool that is easy to carry.
These are excellent and the best yet!!
Great video thank you. Just ordered an Ultra.
I do tend to agree that the light is kind of a niche package, but I also think the versatility is great. I tend to find times where the laser is useful for pointing things out at work and the UV light comes in handy for working on vehicles or engines, checking hotel rooms if you travel, even curing UV based resins or nail polish for the women in your life. MOST of the time, I do think I'd prefer a slightly throw-ier, high CRI light for daily tasks, but I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything when actually using the light for every day. I live in a rural area, so sometimes the purely flood beam is a little too short range for my outdoor needs, but that's why I have other lights. Overall I've loved my Arkfeld Ultra but it definitely isn't the best EDC flashlight, because the flashlight is 1/3 of what you're getting and therefore 1/3 of the focus when designing the light. It's a do-it-all tool that is easy to carry.