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ReyLight torches

ReyLight torches come from engineer Rey Ye, who released his first torch in 2014. The brand makes compact EDC torches in titanium, copper and brass, usually with a Nichia LED for natural colour rendering. With different materials, patterns and finishes to choose from, you can match the torch to your knife, pen or keyring. That is what makes ReyLight popular with EDC enthusiasts. Rey Ye deliberately keeps the number of projects small so each model gets his full attention.

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ReyLight torches are made for EDC enthusiasts looking for a small torch with natural colour rendering. They come in distinctive materials such as titanium, copper and brass. You can also personalise them by swapping the pocket clip or the on/off switch. Different finishes, such as stonewashed or a satin finish, help the torch go perfectly with the rest of your EDC gear.

Titanium is light, strong and rust-resistant. Copper and brass are heavier and develop a patina over time. You can leave that in place or polish it away with metal polish, whichever you prefer. Keep the threads clean and lightly greased and the head will keep turning smoothly when you want to charge or replace the battery.

ReyLight series

We stock ReyLight torches in four series, from a slim penlight to a powerful torch on an 18350 battery.

ReyLight Rook-Ti

The Rook-Ti is a powerful torch. This compact torch is 81 mm long and 24 mm thick. Three Nichia 519A LEDs in neutral white (4000K) deliver up to 1,800 lumens. The 18350 battery has its own USB-C port, so you do not need a separate charger. You operate it with a mechanical switch at the back. The name refers to the rook chess piece.

ReyLight LAN

The LAN series is made from titanium with a Seigaiha pattern, the Japanese wave motif. It is powered by a regular AA battery or a 14500 battery. On that battery, the LAN reaches 470 lumens; on AA, about 130 lumens.

ReyLight Pineapple Mini MK3

The ReyLight Pineapple Mini MK3 series is a compact torch that is easy to carry on your keys or in your pocket. The Pineapple Mini MK3 comes in titanium, copper and brass, with a Crosshatch, Krystal or Frag pattern. It is powered by a rechargeable 10440 battery.

ReyLight Penlight

The Penlight series is a slim titanium torch around 136 mm long. It features a Nichia 519A LED of 4000K and is powered by a 10880 battery that you charge via USB-C, or by two AAA batteries.

ReyLight product types

All models are made to carry every day. They come in different versions, and with each model you can also choose the material and finish.

EDC torches

Short, handy torches such as the Rook-Ti, LAN and Pineapple Mini MK3. They mainly differ in thickness and battery: from a small 10440 battery (about the size of an AAA battery) to an 18350.

Penlights

Slim, pen-shaped torches like the Penlight, easy to carry in a breast pocket.

Finishes and patterns

The titanium models come in four finishes. Raw is untreated, just as the torch comes off the milling machine. BB (beadblasted) is blasted for an even, matt look. SW (stonewashed) is tumbled so small scratches are less noticeable. On anodised versions, the titanium is given a colour, such as Black Oil, Black Gold, Clouds and Distressed Blue. Depending on the model, you can choose a pattern on the body: Crosshatch, Krystal, Frag or Seigaiha. The Pineapple Mini MK3 in copper or brass only comes untreated and naturally develops a patina over time.

About ReyLight

ReyLight torches are the work of Rey Ye, an engineer who previously designed torches for various companies. In 2012, he started a discussion on torch forums about a special edition. After working with a number of manufacturers, the Triple Ti appeared in 2014, the first ReyLight. A limited run of the Triple Ti II followed.

From early on, ReyLight showed what a small torch can do. On a 14500 battery, an AA-sized torch reached 470 lumens, with a high-CRI Nichia LED, while AA torches at the time stayed around 100 lumens. In 2017, Rey Ye stopped his other design work and set up the ReyLight team, with the Brass Pineapple and Titanium LAN as the first models.

ReyLight works with industrial designers, engineers and skilled makers, and has the torches made by different manufacturers. The number of projects is deliberately kept small because Rey Ye wants to give each model his full attention. In the early years, he checked every torch by hand before it was sent out. The brand has since grown too much for that, but that focus on quality is still the guiding principle.

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