Fenix LD41 Flashlight
Black
- High-intensity Cree XL-L2 LED operates in 4 brightness levels and 2 flashing modes to meet all your lighting needs
- Choose between turbo, high, mid and low to light up the trail or for use around camp; a standard strobe and an SOS strobe come in handy when signaling
- Standard strobe puts out 520 lumens and the SOS strobe 80 lumens
- 4 AA batteries provide 1 hr. 15 min. of run time on turbo, 5 hrs. 45 min. on high, 21 hrs. on medium and 150 hrs. on low
- Intelligent memory circuit remembers the brightness level you were using when you turned the light off and automatically turns on at that level next time
- Regulator maintains consistent light output over the lifetime of the batteries
- Rugged aircraft-grade aluminum body is scratch resistant; flat body is comfortable to hold
- Fenix LD41 flashlight has an IPX8 water resistance rating for protection against prolonged immersion in water deeper than 1m (3.3 ft.)
- Flashlight measures 1.6 x 6.9 in.
- Includes a holster, lanyard and a spare O-ring
Imported.
| Best use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Bulb type | LED |
| Bulb detail | High-output LED |
| Beam type | Spot |
| Max light output (lumens) | 680 lumens |
| Light output | Turbo: 680 / low: 10 lumens |
| Max beam distance (m) | 270 meters |
| Beam distance | High: 270 lumens |
| Brightness levels | 4 |
| Strobes | 2 |
| Average run time | Turbo: 1 hr. 15 min. / low: 150 hrs. |
| Regulated output | Yes |
| Rechargeable | No |
| Batteries | 4 AA |
| Material(s) | Aluminum |
| Dimensions | 1.6 x 6.9 inches |
| Water-resistance rating | IPX8 |
| Impact resistance | 1 meter |
| Weight with batteries | 10 ounces |
(5 total reviews)
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Nov 13, 2015Missing accessoriesPacking was damaged and torn. Main issue was that it was missing lanyard and a spare O-ring. Also I'm not a fan of the greenish tint of this light. Seems a bit too large for a pocket light.
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Nov 8, 2015Great light, but not dependableI've purchased, and returned, two of these in the last six months. Both returned for the same reason, the MODE switch, which toggles through the various brightness levels, quits working. The...
Read More I've purchased, and returned, two of these in the last six months. Both returned for the same reason, the MODE switch, which toggles through the various brightness levels, quits working. Then starts working. Then quits again. The second one, given by REI as a replacement for the first, didn't work new out of the box. Then, when standing in line to return it, it started working. Then two weeks later, at 6AM, when I needed it to work, it was stuck in LOW mode. Very disappointing, as the light is great in all other aspects. The LD41s I've bought at the local REI are the older 680 lumen models. New production by Fenix are 960 lumens. Maybe they're better. -
Jan 15, 2015great lightI own 2 of these and I'm convinced there's not a better flashlight out there that uses common AA batteries. I have found all of the brightness levels useful and the turbo mode is really, rea...
Read More I own 2 of these and I'm convinced there's not a better flashlight out there that uses common AA batteries. I have found all of the brightness levels useful and the turbo mode is really, really bright! The strobe function would disorient someone for self defense purposes. It uses a regulator that keeps the brightness consistent without any dimming as the batteries weaken, as other flashlights do. It fits in my hand well and it feels very solid. It doesn't roll if laid on an uneven surface and there are no concerns if it gets wet. I had it on a group camping trip any everyone was so impressed that they each bought one for themselves. Top notch product! -
Nov 18, 2014Test before buying...poor qualityI purchased two of these. Both were defective (the mode switch didn't work with either of them). The manufacturer and distributor were completely unhelpful. Quality is poor.
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Mar 5, 2014Excellent lightThe Fenix Fenix LD41 is a great value for this price point. If you use rechargable NiMh AAs you can keep this light ready. Keep some Lithium batteries for emergencies and in your car and you...
Read More The Fenix Fenix LD41 is a great value for this price point. If you use rechargable NiMh AAs you can keep this light ready. Keep some Lithium batteries for emergencies and in your car and you are all set for power outages. LiON batteries do not leak and have a 10 years shelf life. The user interface is easy and one,while not a dive light, campers/hikers do not have to worry about using this light in the rain or damp.
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