E2HT 18350

[BillSWPA]

I purchase the lanyard supplies on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...SMZQZXJPU&th=1

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B098WJTL2S...t_details&th=1

This is good to know. The vast majority of lanyards I have seen supplied with flashlights - including those intended for defensive use - were clearly designed by someone who had no idea how the lanyard could be used in that context. The lanyard on the Bodyguard V2 lego you sold me works quite well, and has not caused any issues while carrying the light.

[NH Shooter]

This is good to know. The vast majority of lanyards I have seen supplied with flashlights - including those intended for defensive use - were clearly designed by someone who had no idea how the lanyard could be used in that context. The lanyard on the Bodyguard V2 lego you sold me works quite well, and has not caused any issues while carrying the light.

Thanks Bill!

Admittedly there's been plenty of trial-and-error (and paracord thrown in the trash can) getting these right. I now have the design down to what I feel makes a useful accessory.

[Clusterfrack]

Here's my lanyard solution, using a small zip-tie:

[NH Shooter]

I posted this shamelessly self-promoting video on YouTube, but since it does contain useful information I thought I'd post a link to it here.

Since the high-intensity beam can be used for stabbing assailants in the eyes, I added "dagger" to its designation.