The Seal hunting flashlight has lost weight! Our engineers have been working tirelessly to keep the same performance but lose some weight from the Seal. With the large 400 metre throw aspheric head it now weighs only 387 grams, around a 100 grams gone with no loss of performance. The smaller reflector head is still as light as ever. Full details on the Seal LED hunting flashlight here: Wolf Eyes Seal
For those who have been waiting the new Pilot Whale Dive II torch is here with 3,000 lumens and waterproof down to 100 metres. It’s a pretty handy performer on the surface too with that many lumens.
More details here: Pilot Whale Dive II flashlight
The Seal – the new top of our hunting line. Designed from the ground up to be used on a rifle, we then threw in a spare head so you can use it as a flashlight. Usable by many out to 400 metres, this is another level up again on most hunting flashlights. From it’s huge aspheric lens to it’s secondary mirror finish head, there is a lot to this new hunting spotlight – read about it here: SEAL
If you require a torch or flashlight with a battery meter the new Pro Guider may suit your needs. Every time the torch is turned on it tells you the charge of the battery. It also incorporates our Procap so you can preselect the level of light you want before turning the flashlight on. More info here – Pro Guider LED Torch
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
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? 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
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
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
Wolf Eyes has just released a number of new torches utilising a new 1,000 lumen LED, the sort of outputs which were unimaginable just a few short years ago. The Sniper II makes a great compact police or military torch, while the Sniper II Hunter is a great rifle or hunting torch.
Two weeks ago the factory informed us there would be a price drop due to the new LEDs, this of course is fortuitously coming at the same time as the rise of the Australian dollar. Since the factory told us of the upcoming reductions we have attempted to guess reduced prices for all orders placed, including ongoing contracts. The factory concluded negotiations with the LED suppliers and confirmed prices on Friday 1.04.11. We believe we have reduced for all purchasers, but in case we missed anyone and to be fair to those who bought just before we knew, if anyone, department or company has bought a torch in the last 30 days (5.03.11) we will take off the price reduction from any torch purchased in the next 30 days (5.05.11). A great time to look around the site at the torch you have always wanted, it may now be affordable. Some like the Sea Lion Hunter are still 10 days away, but worth the wait for the new 1,000 lumen output.