SureFire D3FT EDC light available only through Haley Strategic
The compact, handheld light offers 500 lumens of output. (Photo: Haley Strategic)
After hinting at the D3FT Combat Light in 2017, the latest combat light to come out of SureFire’s labs has officially launched — but only thought Haley Strategic.
The D3FT, or Disruptive 3nvironments Firefly Technique, light was created to offer everyday carriers a powerful yet compact light powered by a single cell 123A battery. The brainchild of Haley Strategic, the light was brought to life by engineers at SureFire who packed in a 500 Lumen TIR reflector.
The light was developed by SureFire but is available only through Haley Strategic. (Photo: Haley Strategic)
The light’s body boasts a hard anodized aluminum style for a sleek yet durable aesthetic in addition to a machined aluminum plunger for a consistent grip. The light features a click on and off tailcap switch and tops off its design with a convenient pocket clip for easy when carrying.
Offered exclusively thought Haley Strategic’s website, the D3FT Combat Light still falls under SureFire’s No-Hassle Guarantee. The light is currently in stock with a price tag of $169.
The D3TF is powered by a single cell 123A battery and is ideal for everyday carry. (Photo: Haley Strategic)
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