We recommend the UltraFire LRS2 for hunters and landowners who want a dedicated long-range light. Price $125.99. The partner record does not list eligibility for this product. Best for hunters, property owners, and campers who want to see far down a field, ridge, or road at night.
A laser-excited long-range beam, listed to 1,695 meters.
We recommend the UltraFire LRS2 for hunters and landowners who want a dedicated long-range light. Its LEP source makes a tight, intense beam: UltraFire lists 717,824 candela and a distance of 1,695 meters on High, far past what a typical LED flashlight reaches. It runs on one 21700, charges over USB-C, and carries an IP68 rating, so it can ride in a truck or a pack in bad weather. The trade-offs are the narrow beam, which is for spotting and not for lighting a campsite, and a price above $125.
What we like
- Distance an LED light cannot match
- Runs on one common cell
- Built for rough use
Keep in mind
- A narrow beam by design
- Priced as a specialist light
- Use it carefully at range
The details that matter.
Manufacturer specifications for the configuration reviewed.
- Light source
- LEP (laser excited phosphor)
- High
- 650 lumens, 1,695 m, 717,824 cd, 2.6 h (manufacturer stated)
- Medium
- 120 lumens, 719 m, 129,280 cd, 5.5 h (manufacturer stated)
- Low
- 15 lumens, 11.5 h (manufacturer stated)
- Battery
- 1 × 21700 Li-ion (protected recommended)
- Charging
- USB-C, 5V/2A max
- Water and dust
- IP68, 2 m submersion
- Impact
- 1 m drop-tested
- Size / weight
- 180 mm long, 40 mm head, 26 mm body / 234 g with battery (162 g without)
- Model / SKU
- LRS2 / 9599
Who should buy the LRS2?
The LRS2 suits hunters, ranchers, and landowners who need to see far at night, and campers who want to scan a distant shoreline or trail. If you mainly want a general-purpose bright light, the T5 costs far less. If you hunt with a colored light, see the LR20X PRO.
What LEP means
LEP stands for laser excited phosphor. Instead of an LED emitter, a laser excites a phosphor to create a very small, intense white source, which a reflector turns into a tight beam. That is how UltraFire reaches 717,824 candela from a flashlight under 250 grams.
Modes and runtime
The LRS2 has Low, Medium, High, and Strobe. Low is 15 lumens for 11.5 hours, Medium is 120 lumens and 719 meters for 5.5 hours, and High is 650 lumens and 1,695 meters for 2.6 hours. Intelligent temperature control, low-voltage warning, and short-circuit and reverse-polarity protection are listed.
Battery and charging
It uses one 21700 lithium-ion cell, and UltraFire recommends a protected cell. USB-C charging is listed at up to 5V/2A, and a Green, Yellow, Red, or flashing Red indicator shows the charge state. Our 18650 vs 21700 guide explains the cell choice.
Price and the UltraFire code
UltraFire lists the LRS2 at $125.99 against a $179.99 list price. Our UltraFire reader code applies on the official store at checkout.
Why we like it.
Distance an LED light cannot match
UltraFire lists a 1,695-meter beam distance and 717,824 candela on High. That intensity is what lets you pick out a tree line, a fence post, or a ridge far across a field.
Runs on one common cell
A single 21700 powers it, so you can carry a spare in a pocket, and USB-C charging works from a power bank. UltraFire lists 2.6 hours on High and 11.5 hours on Low.
Built for rough use
AL6061-T6 aluminum with a hard anodized finish, an IP68 rating for 2-meter submersion, and a 1-meter drop rating make it a sensible truck or pack light. A tail tactical switch and a side function switch give two ways to run it.
A few things to consider.
A narrow beam by design
LEP lights throw far and light a small circle. For camp chores or walking a trail, pair it with a flood light such as the SZ3.
Priced as a specialist light
At $125.99 it costs several times more than an everyday flashlight. It is worth it if you will use the range, and not otherwise.
Use it carefully at range
The beam is intense. Never point it at people, animals you do not intend to hunt, vehicles, or aircraft, and follow your local rules for lights used while hunting.
Get the LRS2 LEP Tactical Flashlight.
Hunters, property owners, and campers who want to see far down a field, ridge, or road at night. Check the current price and configuration with UltraFire.
Your UltraFire reader offer.
The partner record lists this code benefit but does not specify this product’s eligibility or stacking with store promotions.
See the UltraFire code, terms & redemption stepsA few good questions.
What is the discount code for the UltraFire LRS2 LEP?
The UltraFire discount code is SEBASTIANBASSOL for 8% off at ultrafire.com. The partner record does not list eligibility for this product, so no after-code amount is estimated.
How far does the UltraFire LRS2 shine?
UltraFire lists a beam distance of up to 1,695 meters on High, with 717,824 candela.
What does LEP mean in a flashlight?
LEP means laser excited phosphor. A laser excites a phosphor to form a small, intense light source that produces a very narrow, long-range beam.
What battery does the LRS2 use?
One 21700 lithium-ion cell. UltraFire recommends a protected cell, and the light charges over USB-C.
Is the UltraFire LRS2 waterproof?
UltraFire lists an IP68 rating with submersion to 2 meters.
How long does the LRS2 run on High?
UltraFire lists 2.6 hours on High, 5.5 hours on Medium, and 11.5 hours on Low.
About this review
UltraFire official LRS2 product page and specification table, with our editorial assessment. Product details checked October 17, 2026 against UltraFire's official product listing. Shop the official UltraFire store. Images courtesy of the manufacturer. Our editorial standards.
