Awesome vid bro!! Zebra lights are genuinely incredible lights. SC64c LE is a Samsung LH351d SC65c HI is a Nichia 719a

I sold my collection of 20+ lights and only kept the sc65c hi. Zebralight is the best.

Zebralight is the only brand ive bought for the last almost 10 years. I have a case full of them. Some stock and some modded with beautiful emitters

Hey mike its jacob ur nearly at 5k subs 🎉🎉🎉

Zebralights are just the tops. So well designed, well built, and reliable. I carried a SC62w for close to a decade and it's still going strong. They are a bit expensive, but you definitely get what you pay for. Worth every penny, IMO.

Love Zebralight, and the SC65 is my favorite light of all time. Just an FYI, the SC64 is discontinued, even in the U.S. you cannot buy it from Zebralight. If you find it on the secondary market, it's probably going to be like 2x the cost since it's been discontinued for over a year I think. You are lucky to have the SC64! Also, another FYI since you mentioned the stock battery, Zebralight does not ship their flashlights with batteries (except the A6 for some reason), but they do stock their recommended 18650 and 21700 batteries in the "Accessories" section of the site.

Is the lense on an armytek more durable than on one of these awesome zebra lights? Thanks

SC64c LE got me down the rabbit hole in 2020 when searching for a sub lumen torch. 😂

If they could make a tail clicky that maintains the low profile that would be awesome. Would probably effect durability though because I think one of the things that make it bomb proof is having absolutely everything in the potted head.

People need to pay attention and take note in regard to zebra pocket clips.

The durability and form factor is what’s drawn me to zebra. Watched one fall close to 100ft off of a man lift onto a steel barge and was totally fine.

Where can we buy these within Australia?

Potting the head but not putting a spring at the front means it'll destroy whatever cell's in it when it lands on the head :/

Why in the world would you do a review and not even know, for certain, what emitters are in each light?