Fenix/Tactical

Fenix TK22 V2.0

Name: Fenix TK22 V2.0
Brand: Fenix
Price: 90 USD
Availability: Discontinued

DiscontinuedFenix no longer makes this light; what dealers have left is the last of it. See Fenix’s current lights.

The TK22 V2.0 used a deep reflector to favour throw, aimed at identifying targets at distance. It was Fenix's dedicated long-reach tactical model in that size.

Beam profile

Thrower, about 12° wide. Reach first: a small hotspot that puts light a long way out.

Estimated from 1,600 lm ÷ 43,000 cd — how this works

$90

Specifications

Output: 1600lm
Peak intensity: 43000cd
Beam distance: 405m
Emitter: Luminus SFT-40
Colour rendering: 70 CRI
Beam type: Throw
Cell: 21700
Runtime: 2.5 hrs (high)
Modes: 4 Stepped
Interface: Dual Switch
Water/dust: IP68
Dimensions: 6.3 x 1.0 in
Weight: 4.2 oz
Warranty: Lifetime

Manufacturer figures, measured to ANSI FL1 where the brand states it.

Features

Pocket Clip Waterproof (IP67+)Tail Switch Momentary Mode

What owners report

Fenix TK22 V2.0/5 sources reviewed

A 21700 tactical light at 1,600 lumens with 406 m of throw, IP68 rated, with intelligent mode memory, a low-voltage indicator and overheat protection. The aluminium body handles heat well enough to hold brightness, and reviewers describe the build as very good — the tail threads arrive lightly lubricated and run smoothly. Medium-sized and light for the class.

Three things to plan for. It ships without a battery or charger, and there's no onboard USB charging at all, so you need a dedicated 21700 charger. It gets warm to the touch at the highest setting. And the interface frustrates tactical users specifically: you can't select turbo or moonlight directly from off, and there's no momentary turbo — both of which are standard expectations on a duty light.

Consistently praised

1,600 lumens with 406 m of throw from a 21700
IP68 rated with overheat protection and a low-voltage indicator
Aluminium body handles heat well, holding brightness
Medium size and light for a tactical 21700 light
Well-made, with smooth lightly lubricated threads

Common complaints

No battery or charger included, and no onboard USB charging
Can't select turbo or moonlight directly from off
No momentary turbo
Warm to the touch at the highest setting
Needs a dedicated 21700 charger you may not own

Questions people ask

Does it charge over USB?: No — there's no onboard charging at all, and no battery or charger in the box. Budget for a 21700 and a dedicated charger on top of the light.
Why do tactical users complain about the interface?: Because you can't reach turbo or moonlight straight from off, and there's no momentary turbo. On a duty light those are basic expectations — you shouldn't have to cycle to get maximum output.
How far does it actually throw?: 406 m by the ANSI measure, which is genuinely good for 1,600 lumens — Fenix's reflector work concentrates the output well.
TK22 V2.0 or TK16 V2.0?: The TK16 puts out nearly twice the lumens and has instant activation, but is heavier and hotter. The TK22 is lighter and throws further per lumen.

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