Fenix Durability

[John Dirks Jr]

I put my TK-11 through it's first inadvertent durability test.

I was using it to inspect support beams in a basement. It began to slip out of my hand. In an attempt to catch it I missed. Not only did I drop it but I slammed it onto the concrete slab.

The light stayed on and it still works like new. Trust me, it hit the slab hard. I'm happy it survived.

[kurt]

I've done a similar thing. Thought for sure I'd see the lens cracked. Nope.

So far, I proclaim it to be the ultimate flashlight. It wins on all counts.

[Brad Manor]

I have also inadvertently "bounce tested" mine a few times. Most recently: today it fell from an attic hatch to the hardwood. I've got a feeling that little flashlight will be around for a long time.

-Brad

[Scottpat]

I have also inadvertently "bounce tested" mine a few times. Most recently: today it fell from an attic hatch to the hardwood. I've got a feeling that little flashlight will be around for a long time.

-Brad

And how did the hardwood fair?

[Brad Manor]

I have also inadvertently "bounce tested" mine a few times. Most recently: today it fell from an attic hatch to the hardwood. I've got a feeling that little flashlight will be around for a long time.

-Brad

And how did the hardwood fair?

Little ding in the wood, nothing too bad. The house was about 40 yrs old, a little blemish in the hardwood gets lost among the others.[]

-Brad