Here are a couple beamshots of the new Fenix TK35 compared to the Fenix TK40, 50 feet from the wall. The Fenix TK40 is rated at 630 lumens on turbo (which is what it’s on in the photo), and the Fenix TK35 is rated at 820 ANSI lumens on turbo (also what the image shows). As you can see the Fenix TK35 is quite a bit brighter than the TK40.
The fenix TK35 claims to effectively reach ~330 feet so I tested that as well. Sorry no images of that (my phone camera wouldn’t pick it up well enough), but I could easily see the wall from ~330 feet away. I could have gone quite a bit further and still made that wall out just fine.
Fenix TK40
Fenix TK35
Just for fun I thought I would throw in a beamshot of my Nitecore IFD2, which is rated at ~260 lumens on high (it’s on high in the image). This will give you a comparison of just how bright the Fenix TK35 and Fenix TK40 are.
Nitecore IFD2
I think the Fenix TK35 and the Nitecore IFD2 are my favorite LED flashlights right now. I also have the Quark AA2 regular from 4Sevens and have been very please with it’s performance as well. I’m looking forward to the EagleTac SST-90 lights that are supposed to be coming out soon. Good times.
[...] this light, when the light is turned down, are very good. You can see a beamshot of the IFD2 in my Fenix TK35 vs Fenix TK40 review. That beamshot was taken 50ft from the wall at [...]