FENIX TK22 TAC - Military & Duty Torch - 2800 lumens - 540m beam & Type-C rechargeable 21700 - SFT70
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I measured 3130 lumens / 112579cd (671m) @turn on
Fenix TK22 Tac is a powerful 2800 lumen LED torch that has been designed specifically for Military and Law Enforcement use.
The flashlight uses a combined throw and wide area beam from its aluminium reflector for reliable all-in-one lighting out to an impressive 540m max distance.
Powered by a 5000 mAh USB-C rechargeable 21700 battery (included), TK22 Tac provides 5 levels of output plus disorienting strobe across two modes (tactical and duty). All functions can be effortlessly operated by a single hand via the patented dual switch system that features a reliable mechanical rotary mode selector and a silent tactical push switch.
Tactical, Lock Out and Duty modes are selected via the rotary collar at the tail of the light, while brightness settings and Strobe output within each mode are selected via the central tail cap push button.
Newly developed Advanced Pulse Frequency signal transmission technology uses a digital switch signal instead of the usual current signal to greatly increase reliability. Combined with the patented mechanical switches this allows Fenix to create a smaller, more efficient light that is much less prone to switching interference than a similar magnetic tail cap system, whilst offering extreme brightness.
Fenix TK22 Tac performance:
Duty Mode:
Eco: 30 lumens (49 hrs 30 min) - 55m beam
Low: 150 lumens (18 hours 30 min) - 120m beam
Med: 350 lumens (8 hrs 10 min) - 188m beam
High 1000 lumens (4 hours inc thermal step down) - 315m beam
Strobe: 2500 lumens
Tactical Mode:
Turbo: 2800 lumens (3 hrs inc thermal and battery step downs) - 540m beam
Strobe: 2500 lumens
Fenix TK22 Tac operation:
Turn the high grip rotary tail switch to select Duty Mode - Lock Out Mode - Tactical Mode
On / Off:
With the light unlocked and switched off, partially press the tactical tail switch to momentarily turn on the light, release it the light will go out. Fully press the tactical tail switch to constantly turn on the light, fully press again to turn off the light.
Mode Switching:
In any state, rotate the splined rotary switch clockwise to the limit to enter Tactical Mode, rotate the switch anti clockwise to the limit to enter Duty Mode, or to the middle to enter Lockout Mode.
Output Selection:
Tactical Mode: Turbo brightness and instant Strobe.
Lightly press the Tactical tail switch to momentarily turn on the light at maximum output, release to turn off. Fully press the switch to lock the light at maximum output level. Press and hold the switch for 0.8 seconds to enter Strobe Mode. Tap the switch to return to High output level. Fully press the switch to turn off the light.
Duty Mode: Eco - Low - Mid - High brightness and Strobe available.
Tap the Tactical tail switch repeatedly to cycle between Eco - Low - Mid - High. Fully press the switch to lock on the selected output level. Tap the switch to select another output level. (Level will be memorized). Press and hold the switch for 0.8 seconds to enter Strobe Mode, tap the switch to return to the previous output level. Fully press and release the switch to turn off the light.
Instant Strobe:
Activate from the on or off off position in either Tactical or Duty Mode by fully pressing the switch for 0.8 seconds. Fully press again to exit Strobe.
Lock/ Unlock:
Lock - With the light switched on, rotate the rotary switch to the middle to lock the chosen output level constantly on. At this time the Tactical switch is locked and no further levels can be selected.
With the light switched off, rotate the rotary switch to the middle to lock the light in the off position, preventing accidental operation.
To unlock - Rotate the rotary switch to Tactical or Duty Mode to unlock the light.
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Nice review. Subscribed. Thanks for putting on some top music instead - makes it really enjoyable to watch. Will get my TK22 tac this week. 😊
bro you are the king at flashlight reviews🤟
Cheers Efe
I want to give not just one, but one thousand and one 👍 for this video ❕
BRAVO 👏
So professionally made presentation and you covered perfectly the whole specifications.....no words.
You have a new subscriber 🙂🤘
Glad you liked it! 👍
Excellent review!
Good video and review. Fantasic spill and throw. I put a SFT 70 in a Convoy host M21b
and a measure a throw 545 meter😀
Can't decide between the TK22 TAC and the TK22R. From the reviews I have watched on TH-cam, the TK22 TAC appears to have a better more concentrated hotspot.
ABSOLUTE bad ass light! Boom!!
Best review of this light I have seen, hands down! The beam on this torch is freakin off the hook😮
❤ your passion bro
Several Fenix uses these Luminus led this using sft70 while others using sst70. This sft70 led is an alternative, for the xhp50.2 domed led, when you need throw, or piercing beam when use as a tactical torch. The domed version are dense, but the flat led really stings. I once installed one in my Convoy S11 with 6v 5a driver, and boom' it throws well and bright. Dont know how would the sft fare with the new xhp50.3 hi.
Love the turbo on this light.
Cheers
I wish the Fenix had the candela rating the same as my Fenix HT18 with those lumens
That would be perfect
Thanks for the review. Should’ve compared with the cynsky k3 instead of h3 since Tk22 and k3 are very similar lights. However, I wish Fenix had made a light that throws even further than this like the cynsky k3 which is 700+ meters. That would be the best compact thrower ever 🤩
If they used SFT40 instead of SFT70, this light could easily breach the 600-700 meter throw
Great review. Thanks!
Hello. I want to ask if it has anti-reflective layers on it? Because it's strange to me that the Fenix tk16V2 has it and the Fenix TK22 doesn't.

Can anyone tell me if I can use q 21700 protected non-fenix battery with this light?
Hi, nice work with the channel and videos. I would like to ask if there is real difference in range, in open field, between the tk 22 TAC and the tk20 R V2.0. I am thinking of buying one of the two and for me is important the range. Aesthetically I like the tk20r V2.0 better and it is less complicated to handle. thank you very much and best regards.
can you do a comparison of flashlight that has tir lenses?
I don't like the color temp, but other than that I like the range, flood, and UI.
I always find your videos very interesting. I would be interested in a direct comparison with Brinyt PT16 and PT16a. I ordered the PT16 yesterday. I then wanted to order the PT16a with SFT70. After this video, I'm not sure whether the Fenix isn't the better choice. I would be happy to hear your opinion.👍
I barely ever use Fenix lights, the UI's and tactical persuasion don't really grab me
Oh, that was a quick answer. So am I making a mistake with the light output of the PT16a? Because in the videos of the two, the Fenix looks brighter. Or were they different exposures from the camera?
@@krafter22 different camera and file format.
I've only got one Fenix flashlight the PD-35 I think it's called with the zombie green and blood splatters it's pretty cool paint job that's why I got it 😂
I got the regular one, ...It's a pretty good little light for most needs, at most used-closer ranges. But you with the cooly painted one,..will likely only gain a girlfriend or two,..."and' then what !?? ,,,, $#%@^!
@@kellycook4230 yeah my flashlights are definitely chick magnets 🔦🔦🔦🔦🔦😂
Hi there. Thanks for all the great videos. Due to your review, I think I’m gonna get one of these. However I just wondered if there was any other torch of approximately the same size and build quality that you rate higher? Ideally I like a cross between throw and spill beam wise and a decent striking bezel. Many thanks. Ben.
This is the best in class. Surefire maybe better build quality but they tend to be dim and overpriced
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV Cheers for the info m8. Will take you advice. ATB.
There IS a lot to like here...I just wish they would offer a high CRI option. The mechanicals and build is pretty sweet
Hello flashaholic i need your recommendation
Im looking for the torch that can last very very long multiple days on 100 to 200 lumens and month on 1 lumen is there any?
Yeah a pop can light like the Astrolux EC06 can. I think you can get a body adapter to run 8 x 18650 cells in the Astrolux mf01s.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV but is there any little thinner?
And what's the run time on EC06? i did some research couldn't find runtime on it
@@thunderbear0 There's always something like the Astrolux EAO1 that can take a 5500mAh battery, it'll last 6 months at 1 lumen but I'm not sure about 100 lumens. You're probably looking at around 20 hours. There are 2 x 26650 lights with thin handles but they have big heads
@@thunderbear0 The Sofirn SP36 is thinner and can take 3 x 18650s. That can hit over 24 hours at 100 lumens.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV thank you I'll look them up
What would you prefer? This one or tk22r?
Not sure I've done the TK22R
what are best chargers for these flashlights?
I use Miboxer and Xtar
Fenix tk20r v2 or tk22tac? Choice
Both
@@hondomclean6759 ,
Seeing that yucky green easy how was it with just eyes?
It was ok, it only looked greenish when shone with another flashlight indoors at the sametime
Aw, such a lovely beam but no moonlight mode (as usual for Fenix, for whatever reason) and the UI just looks... oddly clunky. I don't see how this thing could be handled with just one hand at all, no matter how you hold it. How does it feel in practice?
I did ok with it, I had a heavy gimbal in one hand whilst walking at the end. The hardest thing is simply pushing the switch as its a little stiff
Hello Flashaholic
Do you think this is the best tactical flashlight for self defense using ? (blinding someone...) or is there an other flashlight with better build you would recommend for such use ?
Thank you !
You can't really beat Fenix for build quality. Maybe Surefire but they aren't very bright.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV Thank you ! And is the Fenix TK22 TAC better than Fenix TK20R V2 for self defense ? Thanks again!
@@davidmrk7485 tbh, I don't keep Fenix flashlights as I don't like the UI's. I may keep the P35i though it is quite sophisticated It's a case of just watching a few online reviews and deciding.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV Oh okay.. I checked the P35i and it cost a lot, I can't pay more than 150-160$ so maybe the Fenix TK22 TAC is the best in my case ?
@@davidmrk7485 Actually the P35i is a NITECORE light lol
nice music
Tk22 tac vs tk20r v2
Which one you like the most?
This one. the beam is insane
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TVthanks
I prefer TK16 V2.0
Nice choice i prefer TK20R V2
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