Streamlight 88031 ProTac 2L 350-Lumen EDC Professional Flashlight with CR123A Batteries, and Holster, Black, Clear Retail Packaging

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1. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 18 July 2024

   Muy buena compra, excelente calidad, el único problema es que deberían ofrecer con pilas recargables. Excelente para el trabajo. Ok
   

2. もっこし Verified Buyer – 11 October 2024

   近接戦闘に於いてアドバンテージを確保することは勝利を獲得するに等しい。
   ウェポンライト野郎がビカビカ照らしながら近付いてきたら、コイツで一発なぐr…強力なフラッシュを当てるだけ。
   強力な点滅を受け脳は身体に停止信号を出す。
   よく訓練されていない兵士には効果テキメン！！
   

3. collier Verified Buyer – 12 February 2025

   I recently swapped my Streamlight Protac 2AAA, which I’ve carried every day for about 2 years, for this gem. This isn’t a lot thicker, but it’s a few inches shorter, and it packs a punch for light output. My wife has had her Protac 2L for a year or so and I had to get one of my own. I am a fan of the 10-tap programming, which isn’t difficult to figure out, but I prefer the factory setting (High-Strobe-Low), so I didn’t use this feature except to say I had tried it. The beam pattern is very even with no dark spots, and it has a nicely focused hotspot right in the center. When comparing to my Jetbeam PC20, which advertises considerably higher lumen output, I noticed the Protac 2L actually was brighter in the center area, which is where I’m typically focused when using my lights, anyway. The Jetbeam DID have more flood than this light, though, so that may be where the other lumens factor in. On this note, I have always felt Streamlight to be conservative in their lumen rating; when comparing to lights from other manufacturers, I have found time and again the Streamlights are actually brighter than lights with a higher lumen rating. I may not know how to compare a lumen to a candela, but I do know a light rated at 260 lumens should have less light than a light rated at 400 lumens. If you are new to LED flashlights or if you havent bought one in a few years, the amount of light pouring out if this compact light will wow you. The body of this light is nicely finished and a good bit smaller than my jetbeam light that also uses two cr123 batteries. The clip is sturdy and isn’t going to come off without a stout tug. The switch is recessed and has a good, affirmative click. It’s also easy to do a momentary press without actually clicking the light into the steady-on position. I’m not too hot with morse code, but this style switch would make something like this easier. When considering the build quality, the price, battery life, and light output, I felt this light was the best in it’s class. While I won’t deny a Surefire is a superb flashlight, and I have owned them, their lights just don’t deliver enough extra benefit to be worth the premium in price. A Streamlight lasts forever, and I have found time and again they will stand by their warranty if you do manage to break something. I’ve had my Stinger LED since 2008 and it’s still going strong with nothing more than a few battery replacements. My TLR-1, TLR-1s, TLR-3, Stylus, and Stylus Pro have all shown consistency in this level of quality. When I have needed repairs on my Streamlights (which is RARE), I take them by my local dealer who will either repair it in-store or ship it to Streamlight free of cost to process the warranty repair.I love a company who stand behind their products!!

   

4. Dean A Lehman Verified Buyer – 26 February 2025

   Purchased this flashlight to replace a flashlight from another manufacturer that was a EDC for almost 20 years. I have been carrying this flashlight as a EDC for 45 days now. I decided on this version mainly because I have in the past heard good things about Streamlight. I always liked the flashlights that used the Cr123 batteries. Balance of size and how long it batteries lasted. In my view worth the extra battery cost. This flashlight is alot lighter than the EDC I had even thought it has the same amount of batteries and is around 3/4 inches longer. At times when you pick up the flashlight it gives a feeling that it is cheap. I think for me the reason for this feeling is that the metal body of the flashlight is thin so it feels room temp. The button is less than desirable. I have noticed when unscrewing the battery cap. It feels crunchy. Almost like the threads will give out after a few times of battery changes. In closer inspection you can see that the main body there are very few threads which probably contribute to this feeling. Also have notice on turning on the flashlight on button click the light will not turn on. Bumping the button it will turn on. Not a great feeling when you need a light. I will reach out to Streamlight to see about getting it replaced. But currently have not been able to reproduce it on demand to be confident it will get replaced. On a positive note in the short 45 days the coating on the flashlight has held up. And the lense shows no signs of scratches. I have to keep in mind the Inova T1 flashlight I carried all these past years was 20 years old. And that manufacturing practices have changed probably the reason it was discontinued. I will continue to use this flashlight as a EDC atleast until I find something different.

   

5. eddie Verified Buyer – 6 March 2025

   Bought this flashlight back in 2014 and it’s still going strong 10 years later (2024). Stills hold its brightness and the quality is great.

   

6. Bruce Leeroy Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   In my opinion this is the perfect everyday light to have on hand in the event a handheld light is required. Streamlight’s three programed settings (high/low/strobe) are the modes you would ever need which shows they had user applications in mind. The light has great battery life, with CR123As being easy to obtain and store as back up replacements. Pocket clip also prevents light from rolling if placed to illuminate something. This is the light that sold me on the Streamlight brand, and since then I’ve purchased other models to include lights from the ProTac, PolyTac, TLR, and Headlamp series. What’s important to me is that most Streamlights also come with some type of actual water rating, because in my opinion emergency gear should be able to get wet or be submerged and still function.

   

7. Manuel Verified Buyer – 4 May 2025

   Muy buena luz en alcance e intensidad muy recomendable para el tanaño
   

8. fff Verified Buyer – 6 May 2025

   単3電池が使えるという説明だが1本だとスカスカ2本は入る長さじゃなく、使い方がわからない。
   

9. Julio César Rueda Verified Buyer – 10 June 2025

   Potente linterna de buen tamaño. No puede usar otro tipo de pilas y hay que tenerse en cuenta.