You should not have to pick a beam before you walk out the door.
Light the path.Then light the treeline.
One twist of the head takes the P7R from a wide beam that lights the ground at your feet to a narrow beam that reaches 320 meters. Same light. One hand.
Rechargeable via USB-C. Replaceable 21700 cell. Free shipping over $50.
Both ends of this range
are the same flashlight
We call it the Advanced Focus System. It is one movement of the head. The beam goes from wide enough to light everything in front of you, to narrow enough to reach a treeline three football fields away.
Head pushed forward
A wide flood. The ground, the dog, the steps, the whole width of the trail lit at once.
Head pulled back
A tight spot. The far fence, the treeline, whatever just moved at the edge of the property.
Most flashlights
are built for
one job
They either let you see up close. Or they shoot a beam into the distance.
But what if you wanted both? And it was easy to switch between the two?
“Very intense and focused beam. Too bright for close range use but the spread beam is great up close.”
How the focus
works
It is not a brightness setting and it is not a second LED. The lens physically moves in front of the emitter, so the same light gets reshaped instead of dimmed. You lose nothing at either end.
The lens sits close to the LED and the beam opens out into a broad, even flood. This is the setting you walk on, work on, and read a map by.
The lens travels away from the LED and the beam collapses into a column. Same 2,000 lumens, concentrated, reaching out to 320 meters.
You can stop anywhere in between and it stays there. Our Multi Core Optics keep the middle of the beam filled in, so you never get a dark spot in the center.
The P7R,
up close
The light in hand, in under a minute.
Waterproof. Rechargeable.
The last flashlight
you’ll ever need.
The focus is why you buy it. These are the other six things worth knowing before you do.
Rated IP68 and sealed at every seam. Rain, snow, or dropped in a puddle, it keeps working and it keeps the dust out too.
Most rechargeable lights are throwaways. When the cell finally ages out, this one takes a new 21700 and keeps going, so a dead battery costs you a battery.
The same cable as your phone and your laptop. No proprietary dock to lose, no magnetic tail to hunt for.
Four levels. Boost when you need the whole field, 25 lumens when you need to not wake the house.
The Mode Select Ring locks the switch, so it does not come on in a pack and arrive flat.
Aircraft grade housing, 197 grams, 2 meter drop tested, minus 20 to plus 40 degrees Celsius.
Owners on
the focus
Verified reviews from our customers. We have pulled the ones about the beam, because that is the claim we are making here.
“Love the power of the spot beam and the flood beam.”
“Simple operation, sturdy construction, and provides massive illumination for its size. Wide and narrow beam focus is an added plus.”
“I used it at my last camping trip in the forest. The brightness was good and a spot light was good distance.”
“Color, brightness, and light focus can be adjusted easily and quickly.”
“I have had mine for a few years and I bought a backup in case. Powerful and so great for dark night dog walks.”
“I do like the new refinements of the P7R. USB-C, switch lock.”
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Which P7R
should you get
All three focus. All three are IP68 and charge over USB-C. The difference is how hard a life the light is going to have.
P7R
- Max output2,000 lm
- Beam range35 to 320 m
- Max runtime80 hours
- RatingIP68
Home, property, camping, the truck. The longest runtime of the three and the one we would put in a coat pocket.
Get the P7R
P7R Pro
- Max output2,000 lm
- Beam range35 to 320 m
- Max runtime60 hours
- RatingIP68
Built for tunnels, turbines and sites. Removable protective bumpers, high CRI natural white light, and it ships with a charging station and belt bag.
See the Pro
P7R Signature
- Max output2,500 lm
- Beam range35 to 340 m
- Max runtime80 hours
- RatingIP68
The top of the line. More output, more reach, and the finish to match. Get it if you want the best version of this light and not the sensible one.
See the SignatureCovered for
7 years
Two years from the day it ships, and seven once you register your light with us. Registration takes about a minute.
Do it the day it arrives, while the serial number is still in front of you.
Years of warranty, once you register.
We have been building focusing flashlights in Solingen, Germany since 1993. The P7 is one of the lights that made our name. This is the current version of it.
Straight answers
Does the focus lose light at either end?
No. The lens moves in front of the LED and reshapes the beam instead of blocking it. You are moving the same 2,000 lumens between a 35 meter flood and a 320 meter spot. Our Multi Core Optics are the part that keeps the middle of the flood filled in rather than leaving a dark hole in the center.
Is it one hand?
Yes. Thumb and forefinger on the head, push forward or pull back. You can do it while you are holding a leash, a rail or a tool.
What happens when the battery dies?
You replace the cell. It is a standard 21700 pack that comes out of the body, so a worn battery costs you a battery instead of a flashlight. Charging is USB-C, the same cable as your phone.
Will it survive rain, or being dropped?
Yes. It is rated IP68, so it is sealed against water and dust. It is drop tested to 2 meters, and rated to work from minus 20 to plus 40 degrees Celsius.
P7R or P7R Pro?
Same beam, same range, same rating. Take the standard P7R for home, property and outdoor use, because it runs longer, 80 hours against 60. Take the Pro if the light is going to work for a living, because it adds removable protective bumpers, higher CRI natural white light, a charging station and a belt bag.
How fast does it ship?
From our US warehouse, and shipping is free on orders over $50.
One flashlight.
Every distance.
Wide at your feet or 320 meters out, decided in the second you need it, with one hand, on the light you already have in your hand.
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