Mil-Tec Olive Drab Large LED Angle Head Flashlight

Angle Head LED Flashlight

This is Mil-Tec's take on the classic military angle head flashlight, with an LED head in place of the old bulb. The head sits at a right angle to the body, so you can clip the light to a belt, strap or pack and have it point forward while both hands stay free. The body is marked TL-122, the pattern US troops carried for decades, and it keeps that layout: ribbed olive drab body, guarded switch and filter lenses for colored light. It suits campers, preppers and anyone who wants a dependable field light with the familiar military design.

Features

• Five-LED Head — A cluster of five LEDs sits behind a clear lens in the angled head, replacing the single incandescent bulb of older issue lights.
• Right-Angle Design — The head is set at 90 degrees to the body, so the beam points ahead when the light hangs upright from your chest, belt or shoulder strap.
• Metal Belt Clip — A black metal clip is screwed to the back of the body and slides over a belt, pack strap or webbing.
• Guarded Slide Switch — Raised ridges on both sides of the black slide switch help prevent it from being knocked on or off by accident.
• Separate Push Button — A small button above the slide follows the TL-122 layout, where it is used for short flashes and signaling.
• Four Color Filters — Red, blue, green and yellow filter lenses come included and fit in the head to tint the beam, with red being the usual choice for keeping your night vision.
• O-Ring Seals — Black rubber O-rings at the head and the tail cap seal the joints against dust and moisture.
• Tail Cap Storage — The screw-off tail cap has a recess inside and a wire loop on top.
• TL-122 Pattern Body — The olive drab body is molded with lengthwise ribs and knurled lens rings, which give you a better grip with cold or gloved hands.

Build And Details

The body, head and tail cap are molded plastic in olive drab, the standard US military green, with the Mil-Tec logo and TL-122 marking molded into the sides. The lens rings at the front are knurled, meaning they carry a fine ridged texture for grip, and they unscrew so you can swap filters. This is the large version of the light, sized for a belt or pack strap rather than a pocket.