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February 01, 2015

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Make & Model

Brand:

Nitecore

Model:

EA41 Explorer

MSRP ($):

69.95

Nitecore "EA41 Explorer" is a handheld search light. The makers of light improved the device based on customer feedback of the original model. This light is durable, bright, and easy to use. It features 8 different brightness modes. The maximum mode producing up to 1020 lumens with a throw distance of 335 meters. It is waterproof up to 2 meters. These are just a few reasons why the Nitecore EA41 would be a great asset for any kayak angler.

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Nitecore EA41 Explorer

I have had this light for a little over 6 months. To call it a flashlight is a bit of an understatement. It is also called a portable searchlight and that I can buy. With a maximum 1020 lumens and a beam distance of 376 meters, this light puts out quite a beam. It has the ability to put light out at 1020 lumens, 580 lumens, 50 lumens and 1 lumen.

It is certainly a tough light...I have dropped it in the lake (about 4 feet) and it has unfortunately went through a wash cycle on the washer and so far no damage. It has fallen out of my PFD onto the road, into dirt and so far the only harm is a few scratches.

It is the light I carry on my kayak 95% of the time and for early morning lighting duties this light is certainly up to the task. It can also be toned down to make a perfect reading or rigging light.

I don't think I would call this light a small light, nor an inexpensive light, but for what you get I am okay with it's price. Besides, if you look around you can find it for slightly less.