"Imagine a flashlight so powerful it throws light 2 kilometers into the distance. That's 1.24 miles of beam reach, which is frankly absurd for something you can clip to your bag with a carabiner. This isn't your grandfather's Maglite. With dual independently-controlled barrels, laser-excited phosphor modules instead of LEDs, and swappable color filters for different outdoor scenarios, the DL700 reads like a wishlist from r/flashlight brought to life."
"Every outdoor enthusiast has been there: you're on a night hike, and your phone's flashlight dies. Or you're searching for a trail marker, squinting into the darkness as your standard LED flashlight's beam dissolves into useless scatter. The Lumitwin DL700 was born from exactly these frustrations - designed by explorers who wanted more than just bright; they wanted far, focused, and adaptable."
The Lumitwin DL700 is a long-throw EDC flashlight that projects a beam up to 2,000 meters (1.24 miles). It features dual independently-controlled barrels that house Blue Lake NT2 laser-excited phosphor modules rather than conventional LEDs. Swappable red, green, and flood filters adapt the output for hunting, search-and-rescue, and tactical uses. The body is machined from a single block of aerospace aluminum, weighs 1,032 grams, and is rated for 1-meter drops and IP68 waterproofing. The DL700 emphasizes focused range, durability, and adaptability and is offered at a promotional price of $329 (discounted from $950).
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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