Olight’s Oclip 2 features a unique design that solves a common concern among flashlight users: beam direction. Holding the flashlight lets you direct the beam where you want it. But it’s frustrating when you clip it to a cap for hands-free use. The beam angles in the direction you don’t want. Conveniently, this torch features a dual-axis mechanism that solves this problem.
It features a 360-degree rotating clip with a 115-degree pivoting head so the beam goes exactly where you want without repositioning the clip. Both are tested to hold and not loosen over repeated use (rated for 10,000 test cycles). Likewise, the mechanisms work independently.
You can rotate the body upright and tilt the head directly onto the target while the pocket clip stays put. The head holds its angle and never drifts under consistent rotational resistance for efficient performance. Oclip 2 offers flood, spot, or red light sources in an aluminum shell, and features Olight’s industry-first, in-house-developed R/UV emitter that combines red and UV light.
The UV outputs up to 800 mW for quick inspections, while the floodlight delivers up to 580 lumens. It delivers a diffuse reflection and a clean flood beam rather than just a wide, bright beam. Then the spotlight throws up to 130 meters at 450 lumens. Moreover, the OclipBeat feature gives the flashlight a personality. It’s a breathing indicator that activates when the light head rotates. It also changes color based on cumulative use.
The rechargeable Oclip 2 is scratch-resistant and offers IP66 protection from water and two-meter drops. It’s compact, measuring just 2.37″ x 1.10″ x 1.38″, making it an ideal everyday carry or outdoor flashlight.
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