Knives
Olight OKnife Warren Cliff Review: A Historic Blade Design Done Right
Olight's newest OKnife revives the Warren Cliff blade, a largely misunderstood design from the early 1800s, with a dual grind and thoughtful ergonomics.
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From everyday tech and home products to lifestyle and specialist gear, each review focuses on practical use, strengths, limitations, and who the product suits.
Knives
Olight's newest OKnife revives the Warren Cliff blade, a largely misunderstood design from the early 1800s, with a dual grind and thoughtful ergonomics.
Everyday Carry
The Open 2 pairs a machined ballpoint pen with a 120-lumen USB-C rechargeable light, and unlike most dual-function gadgets, both halves hold up.
Everyday Carry
Olight's Open Glow adds a writing light to the front end of its bolt-action pen platform, plus a solid laser, four brightness levels, and magnetic charging.
EDC Tools
The O'Pen Pro combines a machined bolt-action pen with a 120-lumen light and a green laser, all controlled from a single bolt point.
EDC Gear
A closer look at three new Olight releases: a red dot sight with a clever charging cover, a pocketable clip light with UV, and a serious 21700-cell flashlight.
Tech
The Ostation Pro charges and stores both AA and AAA batteries automatically, with a full front display, Wi-Fi app control, and flashlight charging ports. Here is how it compares to the Ostation X.
EDC Tools
Olight refreshes its EDC lineup with a full-titanium utility knife that takes standard blades and a small titanium multi-tool with spoke wrenches.
Everyday Carry
Two clever Olight multi-tools and one famously understated Swedish carry knife, each solving a different everyday carry problem.
Everyday Carry
An elegant axis-lock utility knife with interchangeable blades, a rail lock system, and a carbon fiber wrapped handle. Here is what to know before buying.
EDC Tools
The OTacle D2 trades the tiny EDC format for a pocket-friendly design with visible, easy-access double-sided bits and a lockable sliding gate.
Multi-Tools
With the Leatherman Squirt discontinued, the Olight Otacle P1 steps in with spring-loaded pliers, surprisingly beefy scissors, and a thoughtful tool set in a pocketable frame.
Everyday Carry
A full titanium gimbal compass with a global needle, weighted self-leveling design, and genuinely satisfying fidget appeal for everyday carry.
Everyday Carry
Four limited-edition EDC pieces with stars-and-stripes styling: two 154CM folding knives, a two-speed AA flashlight, and a locking titanium utility tool.
Flashlights
A compact 1,100-lumen right-angle light with a headband, red light mode, and magnetic tail that punches well above its size.
Flashlights & Headlamps
A large-capacity multi-use headlamp with 3,000 lumens of turbo output, two red light modes, and thoughtful design touches that make it a strong pick for camp and trail use.
Flashlights & Headlamps
The Perun 3 combines headlamp, task light, and magnetic work light in one compact package, with a redesigned headband, red light modes, and wireless charging support.
Tool Accessories
The PLX-GL pairs a 900-lumen spot and wide flood with an integrated green laser to help you find and land screws in the dark. Here is how it performs and who it suits.
Weapon-Mounted Lights
A compact weapon-mounted light with a large spotlight, two floodlights, USB-C charging, and a dual-switch interface that makes mode changes genuinely fast.
Flashlights
A compact, well-built flashlight with a concentrated beam, a useful Moonlight mode, and a few practical trade-offs worth knowing about first.
EDC Knives
A refreshed Olight Splint with an orange G10 handle and the distinctly different circular Nightclaw, compared for everyday carry.
Work Lights
A magnetic, multi-position work light with strong output, long run time, and enough mounting options to live happily in a shop, campsite, or toolkit.
Lighting Accessories
A compact metal tripod with adjustable leg spread, Picatinny-style rails, and a dock designed around the Olight Haloop lantern.
Flashlights & EDC
From the pocketable Warrior Mini 2 to the surprisingly versatile Nightour table lamp, here is what stands out in Olight's current lineup, and what to skip.
Flashlights
A stout tactical light with 2,300 lumens of turbo output, a replaceable tail switch, and a proximity sensor that keeps close-range use safe.
Everyday Carry
A closer look at three new Olight releases, including a powerful compact flashlight, a surprisingly capable clip light, and a lightweight olive-green folding knife.
Flashlights
A limited-edition version of the Warrior Ultra with 2,500 max lumens, a dual interface, and a 5,000mAh 21700 battery, wrapped in an American flag motif.
Flashlights
78,000 candela of throw, 560 metres of reach, glass-break bezel, and a removable tactical ring. A close look at Olight's new long-range tactical flashlight.
Flashlights
A genuinely enormous flashlight with around 100,000 candela, 25,000 lumens, and serious runtime, but also real weight and a premium price.
EDC Knives
Two takes on the Ken Onion-designed Zen folding knife, including a Damascus carbon fiber version with a crossbar lock that glides open and closed.
Home Security
A fully mechanical keypad deadbolt that only locks when you want it to. Here is how it installs, how the combination works, and who it suits best.