SureFire unveils new E2D Defender models
SureFire adds the E2D Defender Ultra, top, and Tactical to its lights series. (Photo: SureFire)
SureFire expands its light series adding two new models into its E2D Defender lineup with the addition of the E2D Defender Tactical and E2D Defender Ultra.
The E2D Tactical is a single output light while the E2D Ultra offers dual output. The lights offer an impressive output of 1,000 lumens via a rugged LED and Total Internal Reflection lens. Both models are activated using a push-button click-type tail-cap.
Constructed from aerospace aluminum with a Type III Mil-Spec hard anodized coating, the lights resist corrosion while adding durability to the overall design. The E2D Defenders deliver a dual-fucntion pocket clip that can be stored bezel up or down inside pockets.
The lights offer an output of 1,000 lumens. (Photo: SureFire)
SureFire said the E2D Defender Tactical and Ultra are an ideal everyday-carry light solution due to its defensive features.
“The signature Defender crenulated Strike Bezel offers defensive options should the need arise,” the company said in a press release.
The E2D Defender measures 5.6-inches in total length with a weight tipping scales at 4.2-ounces. The E2D Defender series is available through SureFire with a MSRP of $199.
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