Wolfeyes Tactical Torch News and Reviews

Good Luck PORS!

glen — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 04:10:05 +0000

As one of the sponsors of the Public Order and Riot Squad Vikings, we wish them the best of luck in the upcoming NSW Police Rugby League State Carnival on the 26th to 30th March. Good Luck!

LED & Globe bargains!

glen — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 06:55:41 +0000

In both our LED and Globe sections we have some bargains which will fit many Wolf Eyes torches such as the Sniper and Defender and even some Surefire models. We have a number of Lumens Factory globes including ones to fit Surefires such as the E1 and E2 series (any E series), M3 series, M6, etc. Normally we don’t advise clients to keep spare LEDs as they go out of date, but at this price they are worth keeping as a spare especially if you are in a remote location (globes are always worth keeping!). There are globes from $2 (with many $3) and LEDs from $3. Strictly limited numbers at this price with no rainchecks! We need the warehouse clear for other stock.

Wild Deer Expo – Bendigo

glen — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 05:37:10 +0000

Wolf Eyes will be at the Wild Deer Expo in Bendigo the weekend of 4 – 5th of February, 2012. Due to this the office will be closed the prior Friday and operating on a skeleton staff the following Monday.

New T3 II with 1,400 lumens in stock

glen — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 03:33:24 +0000

The new T3 II is in stock now with 1,400 lumens from it’s 3 LEDs. Only five or six years ago a torch this size would have had 100 to 300 lumens. More details are here: Wolf Eyes T3 II triple LED torch flashlight

Sniper II Pro

glen — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 06:30:07 +0000

The Wolf Eyes Sniper II Pro has been released, utilising the new Procap. 1,070 lumens can now be controlled by the rotary tailcap, which allows you to preselect which mode you want, such as low or disorientating strobe. Many more details here: Wolf Eyes Sniper II Pro LED Tactical Torch

$250 for your photo?

glen — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 06:49:56 +0000

$250 for your photo? Yes. From now till the end of January, we are looking for your photos of Wolf Eyes Torches in use. Whether a tactical unit doing a forced entry, a hunter in our great outdoors, you are doing your duty in the sandpit, an aircraft engineer, general duties on a nightly patrol, emergency services in an extrication or rescue, linesmen working, recreational user, whatever – we are interested in your photos. Why? We are looking for photos to use in our websites and can’t think of anyone better to provide them than the actual users of our gear. Your photos don’t need to be professional quality (though better quality is good) just showing our torches in use. You (or your workmates, partners, friends) can feature in the photo or not, there are no rules, just that you must be using a Wolf Eyes torch. Send as many photos as you like to photos@quarterflash.com.au and if we use any of them anywhere we will send you a $250 voucher good at either of our websites – wolfeyes.com.au or quarterflash.com.au

Wolf Eyes Procap – new patented tailcap

glen — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 03:06:10 +0000

The new patented Wolf Eyes Procap tailcap. Six levels of output including two strobes, a slow strobe for emergency warning and fast strobe to disorientate. A revolutionary new product, it even works on your incandescent Wolf Eyes torches. Lots more details here: Procap tailcap

Traffic Wands are back

glen — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 08:57:47 +0000

The Wolf Eyes Traffic Wands are back! Do you direct traffic either in your job or volunteer work? These are highly visible especially when combined with the strobe mode. Available to turn your LED or incandescent torch into a traffic wand. More details including video are here – Traffic Wands

Wolf Eyes Pro Police – with new Procap!

glen — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 07:25:51 +0000

The new Wolf Eyes Pro Police is here with the new Procap. The Pro Police has 1,070 lumens but the Pro Cap allows you to control it in new ways, you can preselect the mode (or level) and it has two speeds of strobe, a slow one for emergencies and a fast one for crowd control. The Procap even has a low battery alert.

More details on the Pro Police here: Pro Police

CR123A battery comparison and special

glen — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 10:44:46 +0000

We have just conducted a small comparison of the Kolt CR123A battery versus a big name CR123A battery. The comparison is here: CR123A battery comparison. If you like to cut to the chase, the Kolt battery provides 90.21% of the performance of the big brand CR123A for 25% of the price. Or if you take advantage of our special of 8 CR123A batteries for $10, it means 90.21% of the performance for 12.5% of the price! Cheap power for your helmet light, pistol light, IR illuminator or even your camera! Two will even work as a back up for your torch (though we always recommend rechargeables for lower running costs for your torch).