If you need to shoot vermin out to about 200 metres, the Wolf Eyes Defender III may be the torch for you. It features an adjustable aspheric lens which allows a narrow beam and all the standard Wolf Eyes qualities like lithium ion batteries and regulation. The dual tailcap on it is unique with its standard switch and then a screw in tapeswitch.

We have also updated the Sea Lion Hunter which now includes 2 LEDs with it, one a narrow long throwing aspheric and one a broader, shorter beam.

The new Wolf Eyes T3, Digital Police and Krait have arrived all with their own unique features. The T3 is a three LED torch with 855 lumens on high, the Digital Police has 700 lumens and a switch to change between personal and tactical mode whilst the Krait has an aspherical lens  focussing system with AA batteries.

For a size comparison we have compared them above to the Sniper 260 and from left to right are the Sniper 260, Digital Police , T3 and Krait.

We have also updated our comparisons page.

Wolf Eyes torch in ice cube!

For a recent tender we were asked about the  sub zero capability of Wolf Eyes torches. We know are torches are very capable in sub zero conditions having been used by many specialist units in the Australian Alpine region and overseas. We wanted to show the batteries and torches capabilities in cold temperatures, so decided to photograph one of our torches in an ice cube. The process was to turn the torch on low, then place it turned on in a freezer for 4 days till the water became an ice cube. The torch was going the whole time! We then removed the ice cube and photographed it. This is possible due to the rechargeable Lithium Ion battery technology used in Wolf Eyes torches.

Some other photos from when the cube was starting to melt:

Wolf Eyes torch in ice cube

Wolf Eyes flashlight in ice cube

Kolt Batteries

We now have the Kolt CR123A lithium batteries in stock! Our liking for rechargeable batteries is well known, but if you have a rangefinder, photo flash, laser, older technology torch, etc you may not be able to use rechargeable batteries. After paying $25 for a pack of 2 CR123 batteries at your local supermarket or electronics chain, you may need some lower priced alternatives! We are selling the Kolt CR123A batteries in bulk, from $2.75 down to less than $2 if bought in a pack of 100.

More details under Batteries & Chargers or individual links below:

Kolt CR123A lithium 3V battery

Kolt CR123A lithium 3V batteries 8 pack

Kolt CR123A lithium 3V batteries 40 pack

Kolt CR123A lithium 3V batteries 100 pack

Wolf Eyes A1

Wolf Eyes have just released 3 new torches all using AA batteries, the Wolf Eyes A1 a modestly sized single AA LED Cree torch/flashlight very handy around the campsite or behind the PC, it’s bigger brother the Wolf Eyes A2 which uses 2 x AA with Cree LED and the Wolf Eyes AK6 with its huge 700 lumen output from 6 x AA batteries and Osram LED. Luckily these are all just in time for Christmas and in stock now.

Wolf Eyes AK6

Click below for more information:

Wolf Eyes A1

Wolf Eyes A2

Wolf Eyes AK6

Wolf Eyes Explorer Dual LED

The Wolf Eyes Explorer Dual LED torch flashlight is the answer to a question we were asked by an Australian marine operational team who needed a light which wouldn’t destroy their night vision but would allow instant switching to a blindingly high output. The Explorer Dual LED turns on in night vision saving red, then at the touch of a button reverts to a dazzling 260 lumen output.

Wolf Eyes UV Explorer

Are you a forensic officer, maybe a first responder who just likes to make a thorough assessment of a crime scene or maybe someone who just likes knowing what bodily fluids are where? Then the Wolf Eyes UV Explorer may be for you. Offering all the benefits of high LED output of one of our normal torches or flashlights, but additionally offering 12 Ultra Violet LEDs for rapid use when required. The Ultra Violet UV LED are very helpful in detecting forgeries in such things as licences, official documents even the new Australian postal barcodes have UV reacting inks in them.