FenixDiffuser Tip Flashlight, Small

The Seller shipped this item promptly and it arrived to me on time. Packaging looks original, certainly was sealed in there tightly enough - I had to make a few snips to get it out.My thoughts are that this seems to be an excellent accessory for 1-inch body sized flashlights. It manages to allow a very nice amount of light output through its frosted body, and it fit on nice and snug on the NiteCore MT22C flashlight I have. It's essentially held on my friction provided by three internal molded ribs that press up against the outer body of the flashlight in question. It works, and the quality of the plastic seems much better than other diffusive attachments I've seen from other manufacturers. The walls on this are pretty robust, and seems like they won't be prone to cracking over time.One nice little feature about this diffuser is that it has a flat, squared-off tip...unlike nearly all of the competitions models which have a protruding bulbous end to them. This allows the Fenix to stand up on the tip of the diffuser for illumination which has come in handy from time to time for reading maps and such. It's a little thing, granted - but appreciated.Overall very happy with the purchase, would buy from again!

This doesn't fit the Fenix E35R. This is supposed to fit the E35. Apparently the R model is enough different.

This small diffuser tip is basically jammed down onto the head of a compatible flashlight. The plastic it's made of is much thicker than I anticipated, and it has already survived a variety of accidents very well. Stepping on one is much like stepping on a Lego block.Three plastic prongs shaped like stepped wedges are what hold the diffuser on through friction, so it can be knocked off if you bump the light into things.It disperses bright light very effectively once on a flashlight, and is perfect for the use of lighting a small room when a bright beam would be less useful, or when you need a high visibility omni-directional signal light. Included is a picture of the interior of the the tip, and the diffuser in use inside a dark walk-in closet as an example of how it works.Please forgive the camera, the LD22 flashlight was overwhelming the sensor, and it makes the room look darker than it truly is by compensating for the bright light.

Came from China in a legitimate looking Fenix packaging. The product itself is a cone shaped hard, textured plastic with inside ridges to fit the diameter of the flashlights listed. It didn't fit my LD12 at first, but fit perfectly on my LD22. I then came on here to confirm it works with LD12, saw others successfully put it on their LD12, so tried again and it fit. Not sure if the LD22 had to break it in first and removed some excess plastic on the inside or if I did something wrong. Anyways, despite the slightly off putting first impression of the shipping details making a 2 week long journey (estimated month and a half shipping) and poor initial fit on the LD12, I would recommend the product. It now fits both perfectly and turns the long and bright throw to a 360 degree flood. Was able to put it on my LD22, place the whole thing in my PC tower, and was able to work since it sufficiently lit up the entire area with a nice degree of light. Previously I had to hold smaller flashlights in my mouth and try not to blind myself with the brightness (even on low/moonlight settings) while also attempting to aim it and avoid casting shadows from my hand. Lastly, even if this doesn't fit your model, you might be able to take some sandpaper to the inside and try to DIY rig it to fit your model. It doesn't seem to be anything more than a few plastic ridges inside a plastic cone.

It's hard to imagine that these attachments aren't standard. This diffuser tip actually fits on most Fenix lights that I've tried, aside from the obviously tiny ones (LD01, I'm looking at you!). Using this basically turns your light into a torch (real torch), or a lamp. Obviously, it's not as good as an actual lamp, but it works well in a pinch. You can also use it for signaling cars/people at night, or even during the day if your light output is significant.The plastic is heavy duty, and will resist the heat generated by the flashlight with ease. It's also soft enough that it won't damage the finish on your light, and the tolerances are tight enough that it won't fall off your flashlight if you wave it around.Great light diffuser.

For most household uses, the amount of light a Fenix can project is overkill. This inexpensive diffuser solves that problem by diffusing the spotlight into a soft all-around lighting.As a bonus, you are also able to "tip-stand" your flashlight on a flat surface with this. This allows the light to sit in one place and illuminate the area.It can be a bit of a tight fit, but fits just fine on my LD series flashlights, and my E21. The diffuser fits on the protruding lines inside for the LD's, while the E21 fits on the wide lip area. Unfortunately for the E21, this puts a lot of pressure on the diffuser when installed. I found out the hard way when dropping my E21 to find the diffuser cracked. Both the diffuser and flashlight still work, this is just something to consider.

Pretty cool. Like it a lot. Beware though, I accidentally dropped my LD22 (which I love btw) from head height (6 foot tall) only one time and of course I had this diffuser on it. Well, it only took that one time and the diffuser broke. So, be aware that this thing is a little fragile. Could be a problem if you are backpacking.I also used it on the other end (back of the flashlight) and you can stand it up pointing the light at the ceiling inside lighting up the room.

This item did not fit the flash light listed on the packaging.