Well now, PK has helped Powertac redesign their Warrior flashlight.

The PK Warrior II is a two cell flashlight. It can use 2xCR123 primary batteries and even includes a battery spacer for the two primaries. If you remove the battery spacer, the body can accommodate a large 18650 rechargeable li-ion.

Here are the specs:

LED type: CREE XM-L2 U2 LED.

Functions: 4 Illumination Levels and Strobe Mode.

Output/Runtime:5 lm/375 hrs – 288 lm/5.5hrs – 618 lm/2.6hrs – 1000 lm/2.4 hrs

Peak beam intensity / Beam distance: 23000cd / 300m

Impact resistant : 2m  Waterproof: IPX8 standard(under water 2m)

Battery: Uses 2* CR123A Li-ion battery or 2* RCR123A/16340 or 1*18650 rechargeable Li-ion battery

Optic:Aluminum reflector-micro mirror finish  Window: tempered float glass-anti reflective coated both sides

Dimension: Length=150 mm.; Bezel diameter=36.5 mm; Body diameter=25.4 mm. Weight: 153g (without battery).

The PK Warrior II is a bit bigger than your traditional 2x cell lights. Here is a comparison with some other lights.

L-R: SureFire P3X Fury, PK Warrior II, PK FL2LE, SureFire P2X Fury Combatlight.

You can see how the P3X Fury is only a little bit taller than the PK Warrior II and the P3X is a 3x cell light. Both output 1000 lumens. That is the benefit of more efficient LEDs you can get more performance for less power.

The PK Warrior I is a shorter version of the PK Warrior II. It does not have a pocket clip like the PK Warrior II. The PK Warrior I is a single cell flashlight and can be powered by a primary CR123 battery or a rechargeable li-ion battery. It puts out 450 Lumens.

Here are the specs:

LED type: CREE XM-L2 U2 LED.

Functions: 4 Illumination Levels and Strobe Mode.

Output/Runtime:10 lm/28 hrs – 78 lm/3.7hrs – 223 lm/1.4hrs – 450 lm/0.7 hr

Peak beam intensity / Beam distance: 12200cd / 220m

Impact resistant : 2 m Waterproof: IPX8 standard(under water 2m)

Battery: Uses 1* CR123A  or 1* RCR123A/16340  rechargeable Li-ion battery

Optic:Aluminum reflector smooth finish  Window: tempered glass-anti reflective coated both sides

Dimension: Length=115 mm.; Bezel diameter=36.5 mm; Body diameter=22 mm. Weight: 140g (without battery).

The size of the PK Warrior I is different for a single cell flashlight. It is rather big for a single cell light. Look at the photo below. The PK Warrior 1 dwarfs the SureFire E1D and is almost as big as the 2x cell FL2LE.

L-R: PK FL2LE, PK Warrior I, Surefire E1D

The tailcap of the PK Warrior lights contains the controls for the light. The tailcap has two switches. The rear tailcap switch just turns the light on and off. There is a small gray button on the side and that is how you would switch modes. By isolating the mode switching you can leave the light on whichever mode you want and the light will stay on that mode whenever you turn it off and back on again. The downside to the mode switching design is that you have to find that button on the side. Due to the uniform design of the light and tailcap, indexing the side button is a bit difficult. I prefer to keep my thumb on the rear switch and my index finger rides the side button. One benefit to the side button, is when the light is turned off. With the light off, the side button becomes a momentary switch. It will activate the strobe mode of the light. Once you let go of the side button, it shuts off.

As I mentioned above, the PK Warrior does not have a pocket clip whereas the PK Warrior II does. However, the pocket clip of the PK Warrior II is in the center of the flashlight, you have a significant amount of tailcap protruding from your pocket.

Both of the PK Warrior lights are currently available and limited to only 250 units of each. The PK Warrior I is only $99.95 and the PK Warrior II is only $119.95.