Review of Gerber 22-80010 Infinity Ultra LED Task Light, Green

I own the original Infinity Ultra, but it hasn't changed too much since Gerber bought out CMG.The Infinity Ultra has the double bright LED (for the same power consumption), aircraft grade aluminum, waterproofed to 10', and runs for 100 hours on a single AA battery.Gerber has changed it to have a screw on butt style, which I actually don't like as much.The original solid tube style seems much sleeker, but you can still find them without this change by Gerber if this bothers you like it does me.

I run mine on a Lithium battery, which provides an exceptional run-time, storage life and better cold weather capability.I don't use it constantly, so I'm actually still on my first Li Battery which is now over 2 years old - but it has been on for hours at a time while working repairs for my machines or around the house.They aren't kidding about the 100 hours and that's with a standard AA!

The light is very bright, the machined case is well built, yet simple in design.My model has a lanyard hole in the back end and it came with a neck size lanyard - the newer Gerber model comes with a clip that friction mounts to the outside.I prefer the former, but would appreciate the hands-free capabilities of the latter as an option.It's useful as a signal light up to a mile, and has about a 30' throw.It weighs about 2oz. and is about 3.5" long.It has a "circuit boost" technology to make the LED run for a longer time on batteries with a steady output.

I carry this light all the time, but one thing it could use is a nylon belt pouch.It's not too bad in the pocket, but I like to keep it thin if possible.At any rate, I've NEVER had any problems with this light and as a flashlight geek, it stands ahead of most every other light I own.I fully recommend it and hope Gerber continues with the high quality (it appears they are doing just that!)

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Product Description:
LED lights are incredible-they use hardly any power, yet kick out a huge amount of light for their size. They're reliable too, as the LEDs themselves are built inside a solid case, making them more durable than incandescent lights with their easily-shattered glass bulbs. And consider this: while the average incandescent bulb may last 50,000 hours-at best-before it burns out, an LED can last 100,000 hours or more.
Like many other manufacturers, Gerber has started offering a line of LED flashlights, including the Infinity Ultra Task. In addition to the durability and longevity you get via the LED bulbs, this little light features epoxy-coated circuitry, which means its insides won't fall to pieces if you drop it or accidentally smack it against a rock. According to the manufacturer, the Infinity Ultra is waterproof down to 10 feet, too.
Though the Infinity Ultra's beam is very bright for its size, this is not the best flashlight for navigating unlit country roads at night or for exploring abandoned warehouses-in these cases you'd want more than the 30-foot beam you get with this light. It is perfect for camping, however, where its durability, small size, and light weight make it ideal for hauling in a pack and illuminating a tent.
Overall, a great little product from a reliable manufacturer. Includes one AA battery.--Josh Dettweiler
What's in the Box
Flashlight, one AA battery


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