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title: "Fenix TK35 High Performance 860 Lumen Flashlight"
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# 860 Lumens 50,000 hr lifespan IPX-8 waterproof Fenix TK35 High Performance 860 Lumen Flashlight

**Brand:** fenix
**Price:** 1035 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> Light Up Your Life! 💥

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Fenix TK35 High Performance 860 Lumen Flashlight by fenix
- **How much does it cost?** 1035 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/11752534-fenix-tk35-high-performance-860-lumen-flashlight)

## Best For

- fenix enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fenix brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
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## Key Features

- • **Smart Design:** Dual button switch for effortless operation.
- • **Built to Last:** Crafted from aircraft-grade aluminum for ultimate durability.
- • **Adventure Ready:** Perfect for camping, home, or emergency situations.
- • **Lifetime Assurance:** Enjoy peace of mind with a limited lifetime warranty.
- • **Unmatched Brightness:** Illuminate your world with a powerful 860 lumens!

## Overview

The Fenix TK35 is a high-performance flashlight delivering an impressive 860 lumens of brightness. Built from durable aircraft-grade aluminum and featuring a waterproof design, this versatile light is perfect for home, car, or outdoor adventures. With a lifespan of 50,000 hours and a limited lifetime warranty, it’s the reliable companion you need for any situation.

## Description

Product description          Fenix TK35 Flashlight FTK35 offers four brightness levels, two different flashing functions and a signaling mode. Transfer the brightness levels rapidly with the dual buttonimage switch. The TK35 Flashlight from FenixLight is a convenient, extremely high intensity multi-functional flashlight. This Fenix Flashlight features a maximum of 820 lumens. The Fenix TK35 can definitely satisfy various lighting needs in different environments. This lighting tool has a unique design for the batteries holder, which makes it compact the light and comfortable to hold with ease of use. Thanks to Fenix advanced technologies, you can enjoy outdoor searching, caving, or using as a spare light for automobiles.  Features of F.TK35 Fenix 820 Lumens Flashlight:  Digitally-regulated output, maintains constant brightness Reverse polarity protection, to prevent damage from improper battery installation Dual-button switch in tailcap for convenient operation Made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum Premium Type-3 hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish Toughened ultra-clear glass lens with anti-reflective coating  Package Contents:  Fenix Light TK35 Flashlight FTK35 Lanyard Holster O-ring             .com          The versatile, mid-sized Fenix TK35 light offers an ideal lighting solution for your home, car, or camping trip. Shining at a bright 860 lumens, the light features digital regulation to ensure constant brightness, and is nearly indestructible thanks to a body made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum, premium type III hard-anodized finish, and toughened ultra-clear glass lens. Features CREE XM-L (T6) LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours Uses four three-volt CR123A batteries or two 18650 rechargeable batteries Digitally regulated output maintains constant brightness Reverse polarity protection from improper battery installation Dual button switch in the tail cap Made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum Premium type III hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish Toughened ultra-clear glass lens with anti-reflective coating Waterproof to IPX-8 standard Lifetime Warranty Fenix products include a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. About FenixLight Limited FenixLight Limited came about when a group of inventive young men, interested in high quality illumination tools, grew increasingly dissatisfied with some of the mediocre flashlights on the market, which often featured substandard construction and poor attention to detail. They set out to make improved lighting tools, and began by organizing a group of professional engineers to head what would become FenixLight Limited's machining, electronics, and design departments.  Fenix's first model, 2005's L1 series, helped usher in a new era of high quality, single AA lights. The L1 integrated a bright beam, constant regulation circuit, and low operating costs in a very compact design. Since appearing on the market, FenixLight Limited has continued to expand its product line. From the initial L1 model -- voted one of the most innovative flashlights of 2005 by users and media -- to the latest multi-level, processor-controlled lights, Fenix continues to innovate the personal lighting industry.

## Features

- Versatile, mid-sized Fenix TK35 light offers ideal lighting solution for your home, car, or camping trip
- Shining at bright 860 lumens, light features digital regulation to ensure constant brightness
- Nearly indestructible thanks to body made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum, premium type III hard-anodized finish, and toughened ultra-clear glass lens
- CREE XM-L (T6) LED with lifespan of 50,000 hours; reverse polarity protection from improper battery installation; dual button switch in the tail cap; waterproof to IPX-8 standard
- Includes limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Special Feature | Durable |
| Color | Black |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Material | Aluminum |
| White Brightness | 860 Lumens |
| Included Components | O Ring |
| Voltage | 3.7 Volts |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Ion |
| Item Weight | 9 Ounces |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Warranty Type | Limited Lifetime |
| Brand | Fenix |
| Brightness | 860 Lumen |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion |
| Runtime | 50000 hours |
| Bulb Base | GX5.3 |
| Specification Met | IPX-8 water resistance |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home, car, camping, outdoor activities, spare light for automobiles |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 06942870303123 |
| Manufacturer | Fenix Flashlights |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 8.86 x 4.25 x 2.4 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.36 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 6.45 inches |
| Brand Name | Fenix |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Model Name | Fenix Flashlights - Fenix TK Series - 960 Lumen, CR123-18650, Black |
| Suggested Users | Men |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | TK35 R5 |
| Model Year | 2015 |
| Sport Type | Camping & Hiking |

## Product Details

- **Special Feature:** Durable
- **Color:** Black
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Aluminum

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How large is this light?**
A: * Dimensions and Weight:Length	6.45"164mm Diameter	1.72"43.64mm Head Diameter	2.02"51.5mm Weight	9.0oz256gm(excluding batteries)

**Q: Does it come with batteries?**
A: Not sure, but the one I have for sale on Amazon will come with batteries.

**Q: Is this the Cree XM-L T6 as in the description, and 820 lumens, or the Cree XM-L U2, and 860 lumens, as some reviewers have said?**
A: I bought mine aprox a month ago and the box says: "uses Cree XM-L U2 LED".  Then, on a sticker that's been applied to the box, it says "Max 820 lummens". I peeled back the sticker and to my dismay it says "max 860 lummens".

**Q: Using panasonic ncr18650b rechargeable li-ion battery 3.7v 3400mah  batteries.  flashlight wont stay on full power. battery issue?**
A: Most high powerful out put LED Flashlights today are automatically reduced their turbo outputs in order to reduce the troumendious heat to protect the LED. Some manufacturers would set their led light systems stay on highest mode for 30sec and others may stay up to a minute or so and then the flashlight itself would automatically reduce 20-40% if the user keeps shinning the led at the highest mode. Panasonic 18650 cells are polarized protection secured cells and they would not exceed the power in the led Eventhough with 3.7v cells. Which version of your flashlight? T6. is an older version uses XM-L. T6 led light has only 820lumen. The newer version more powerful uses Cree XM-L. U2 cree light has a higher 860lumen output. The 2018 version may have reached 3200lumens at the turbo mode.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best All-Purpose Light
*by M***R on March 21, 2011*

Some pictures I was able to find while researching this light made it look bulky and a little big. If you are looking for a tactical to mount on a weapon, this is too big. If you are looking for an all-around hand carry light that can do a little bit of everything while excelling as a bright spotlight, this is will make you grin from ear to ear. Compared to my 2-D Mag-Lite with a converted LED bulb, the TK35 would fit into the face of the Mag-Lite while just touching the inner part of the black outer rim. Its diameter is a bit less than the Mag-Lite. However, it is far shorter than the Mag-Lite, by about half. Where the Mag-Lite beats the Fenix easily, is in the clubbing department. The Mag-Lite is solid and weighty, the Fenix, while hard and sturdy, feels much lighter and cheaper. This is not to say the Fenix is cheap, it's just not effective as a club. You can hear the inner springs vibrate if you thump the Fenix on something. The advantage of the Fenix is the relative light weight.As a weapons light, this is light weight enough to use with a hand gun if you carry the light in the other hand. There are 4 brightness levels. Low is no good for use with a gun. Medium is OK. It will kill a person's night vision, but shining at my eyes in a mirror, I could still easily make out the outline of my body. On high, it is blinding and will disorient a person, but with squinting, they could make out your body. On turbo, it hurts the eyes, forces one to turn away and you cannot make out the outline of the body. A person's first reaction would be to put their hands in front of their eyes while turning the head.As long as you don't need the club feature, this light would make an awesome police light. I am not in law enforcement in any way. I am in the military.Room test: Besides my 2-D Mag, I also have a Streamlight pen light that fits into my uniform pen holder on my sleeve. It is about 10 lumens. The Fenix on low setting is a little brighter than that, but much more yellow. On medium setting, the Fenix light up a dark room about the same as my 3-watt LED Mag. The Mag has a tighter spot that is whiter, but I like the spot on the Fenix. It is more effective, I think. On high, the Fenix easily lights up a room when aimed at the ceiling. It outshines the LED Mag handily. On turbo, the room is very evenly and well lit. It's not quite having all the lights on in the room, but almost. Even with the room lights on, the Fenix on Turbo will add light to the room when reflected off my bedroom ceiling. The light seems to get whiter the brighter it gets.Outdoor test: I haven't been able to do this one as much. Most of the times, it's been slightly foggy out. While comparing to my headlights isn't a perfect comparison, it's real world. The Fenix on turbo doesn't cover as much an area as headlights, but it can outshine my low beams. It can just about keep up with my high beams, only because the spot is tighter. As a spot light, this Fenix rocks. It may not outshine the real big boys, but for its size, it is a champ. Out to 100 meters, it lights up very well. Like I said, I haven't been able to use it in the dark outdoors without some fog, so can't comment on the 300 meter claims. I just know this light rocks and easily fits in my hands.Ergonomics: Don't let the shape fool you. It fits very well into my hands. I have no problems with it not being round. It is easy to grip. I have not had any problems with dropping it. The light will stand up on end, but it rocks and you have to steady it first. Then it will stand on its own. I would have changed the design here so it was stable standing on end.Battery life: This is not scientific. I just changed out my batteries after almost a month. It was still working, but as the battery wears out, you keep losing a brightness level until there is only one. When you cycle through the settings, if one setting has worn out, there will be no change when you click. The cycles are still there, but the light output will remain with whatever is left. It is hard not to use this light and go to the turbo mode, especially when it's a new toy. I found I used this light on high and turbo the most...easily the most. I use high to save on batteries (~5 hours) since turbo drains the battery quickly (1.5 hours.) Some patriotic gentleman graciously donated a bunch of batteries to me and some friends, so I will use the CR123As for the next several years. However, if not for that, I'd have gone with the rechargeables. If you are a light fanatic, you will go through 4 CR123As every 2-4 weeks, depending on your usage. Once again, I doubt anyone wanting the capabilities of this light will keep in low or even medium that much. The difference between medium and high is so great, that yeah, I keep it in high and jump to turbo a lot.Sturdiness: It's feels well made. It feels strong. But is is light weight compared to others. You can hear the inside do the springy thing even with a modest bump. I haven't beaten up this thing and don't plan on it. I believe it will hold up well over the years so long as I don't use it as a hammer or club people on a regular basis with it. My gut tells me it is probably tougher than it seems, but time will tell. For what I intend, this should be more than enough.Features: I love that it has 4 intensity levels. It also has an S.O.S. mode and an incredible strobe light. It comes with a decent sheath and a lanyard. It also comes with a spare o-ring. The box is nice, but I really don't care about that as much as the product itself. The battery compartment is good, too. It's easy to load and unload, install and uninstall. It's waterproof for a few feet. I wish I could dive with it (maybe will try later on in it's life cycle) but oh well. The two button feature is great. Big button power. Little button features. Easy. I find it is OK to use one handed once you have oriented the light according to the manner of the task. Depending on task, you may want one or the other button on top.Value: I don't know if you can call any flash light over $100 a "value." But, comparing it to other lights in the same category, it is just that - a tremendous value. It is not a pocket light. But it is small enough for all purpose use. It makes a great camp light. It makes a great emergency light. It makes a great glove box light. It makes a great around the house light. It makes a great two-handed gun light for most situations. It makes an awesome portable spot light. It makes a great spare head light just to say so because it can.Cons: Not for little kids. They will burn their eyes out. Needs to be flat standing on end. Tactical rim would be nice for self-defense. Wish battery compartment didn't spring-rattle.Overall: If you are looking for something in this class, buy it. You will love it, even with the few very minor cons. This is the best light I have ever owned. I have zero buyer's remorse. If my wife wanted one, I'd buy her one in a heartbeat.Being a flashlight kind of guy, I would still buy a smaller tactical light that I could mount on a rifle. I'd look at a different Fenix.12 MAY 2011 Edit:I've had a chance to use the light outdoors on a clear night in the country. I ranged the distances with a range finder the next day, so distances are accurate. Out to 150 yards, this light is completely effortless on Turbo. It is so even and lights thing up brilliantly even when scanning. It does 200 yards nicely, but you can tell it starts losing some of the brilliance. After 250 yards, you'll still see things, but it's not as easy. The light starts to fade fast. I couldn't test 300 exactly due to the terrain, but could shine my way up a hill that was 650 yards. Nope, it couldn't go that far, though it may show reflection from eyes.After some more use, I'd say you could easily use this light as a weapon as it is metal and would hurt someone, but it won't have the mass of a 2-D Mag light. Once again, the casing would likely survive impact, but I could not vouch for the internals. I don't see why it couldn't survive a big strike, but I'm not going to test it.I carry this light in a bag and in the car and I haven't scratched the glass at all. I'm pleased with that. I'm on my third set of batteries. The first two sets, I used about the same. This third set, I am using less as the newness wears off. I still am thrilled with the light and think it is everything I had hoped for and more.I like the comment another reviewer made about using this as a night stand lamp. Absolutely. Until I get outdoors more this spring and summer, this has been my favorite and most frequent use for this light. It can provide just enough light to type on a computer at night without disturbing my wife, or I can turn it all the way up and have a well lit room without having to get out of bed and turn the lights on.13 SEP 2011 Update:Maybe because it was cold out, but when I first got this light, it didn't heat up too bad even in turbo mode. I think I even used it frequently indoors. After about the 5th battery change, I noticed the light getting very warm, just about too hot to touch. Now, Fenix does state the heat build up in turbo mode clearly, with a warning on the light itself, but I hadn't noticed it at first. The light will shut off after about 30 minutes continuous on turbo. The other issue of note is that the battery cage seems to rattle even more. The white plastic clips that hold the battery cage together definitely resonates cheap. I think I will gorilla glue it and that should solve that.I've been able to use it outdoors in good weather a little more. It is still an impressive, versatile, and practical light. Still no regrets. People certainly do notice how bright the light is. Its hard to judge distance across a body of water, but at one campground, it lit up the other side of a very large pond easily. You can't even make out a person on the other side. This light is so bright, that there are situations when it is too bright, and that is easily fixed by using a lesser setting.Indoors, the reflective light lit up everything. In the great outdoors, you don't get that reflective light out in the clear open night. The beam is just right. It is a great balance between spot without being too focused and lets you see enough of what's around the area you want to see. The farther out you go, the spot still holds and offers great illumination. Great balance and performance for a little handheld light. After all this time, I am still happy as heck I got this light!With frequent power use, the CR123As go quick. Get a couple sets of the rechargeables if you don't have a gob load of free batteries handed to you.14 AUG 2013 Update:Fenix has some new offerings, including an update to this model. I don't own that new update, but wanted to point out that after about 2.5 years, my light has held up well and is still going strong. The brightness still impresses others. I've had zero mechanical issues. I would recommend any Fenix product. This light in particular, is starting to prove itself timeless.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Handy high-powered flashlight with a few missed opportunities
*by P***F on February 2, 2013*

Ordered this light on the solid Fenix reputation and my experience with the excellent PD32 pocket-sized flashlight. I wanted a flashlight that produced at least double the light intensity of the PD32, for long-range illumination and providing bright illumination during power-outages and for camping. The TK35 achieves this in a fairly compact package and without excessive weight. It has a few design flaws but for most purposes is a durable, capable, very bright flashlight.Pros* High efficiency -- over 100 lm/W* Impressively bright at its higher settings -- enough to easily discern objects at a couple hundred feet at night* Uses the excellent 18650 battery, which offers longevity, high power output and affordability relative to the fairly lightweight package* Offers coated optics on the front glass for reduced losses due to reflection* Carries an IPX8 rating (I tested in the sink, and it's fine at that minimal pressure)* Several lanyard mounting points (and it comes with a woven lanyard, too)* Excellent machine work -- no skimping on thread quality* O-ring sealed* The battery caddy is keyed to eliminate reverse-voltage failures* The on/off switch is physically larger than the setting switch, enabling operation without looking at the tailcap* Highly durable case -- it is milled and anodized aluminum rather than relying on thin, seam-welded steelCons* The light output is yellow-greenish, rather than a neutral 5000-5500K white* Again Fenix fails to make a flashlight that stands on its tailcap. This would have been very easy with both the PD32 and the TK35, but they missed the opportunity with both flashlights, requiring modification or settling for reduced usability* Not as hand-friendly as the PD32 in terms of its machined edges* Does not offer a super-low setting; instead the lowest setting produces around 15 lumens. It would be more useful for a broad array of night uses if it had a super-low setting that produced around 6 lumensOther thoughtsThe lack of fidelity regarding color output is a drawback, but that is overshadowed for me by the design failure regarding use of the tailcap for temporary mounting, as in on a table. This really should be a fundamental goal with all flashlights. Given the odd shape of the body, standing it upright on an aftermarket or modded base will challenge many users.

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