The Wolf Eyes Ranger 56 RED LED Torch is a high-performance, tactical flashlight designed for hunters, professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts who need powerful illumination with discreet visibility.
The Ranger 56 RED represents a major leap in torch technology, combining a high-intensity LED chip, a large aspheric lens, and an extended focal distance to deliver exceptional throw. This design focuses every lumen into a concentrated beam that reaches 150–200 metres, while still offering adjustable focus from spot to flood. The red light option is particularly valuable for hunters, as it reduces visibility to animals and humans, making it ideal for stealth operations.
Equipped with the Wolf Eyes Procap, the torch provides four brightness levels and two strobe modes, easily controlled via a rotating ring and large button. Runtime is impressive: 1.5 hours on High, 2 hours 52 minutes on Medium/High, 5 hours on Medium, and up to 45 hours on Low. The torch is powered by a rechargeable Wolf Eyes LRB168P lithium-ion battery, interchangeable with other Wolf Eyes devices, and features USB internal charging for convenience.
Durability is a hallmark of the Ranger 56 RED. Built with a brass Thermal Transfer Tube (TTT), it strengthens the body, enhances conductivity, and dissipates heat to protect the LED from permanent damage. The outer shell is crafted from aircraft-grade aluminium (6061-T6), finished with hard anodized tactical black coating, ensuring resilience in extreme conditions from -20°C to +60°C.
Additional features include regulated output to maintain consistent brightness as the battery discharges, recoil-resistant screw focus adjustment, and compatibility with dual tailcaps for magnetic mounts. Fully supported in Australia, Wolf Eyes provides spare parts and customer assistance, making the Ranger 56 RED a reliable companion for demanding environments.
In short, the Ranger 56 RED LED Torch combines stealth, power, and rugged construction—perfect for hunters and tactical users seeking dependable red-light illumination.
