Mares EOS 20LRZ Dive Torch

Mares EOS 20LRZ Dive Torch

2300
$599.99
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Mares EOS 20LRZ Dive Torch
  • Mares EOS 20LRZ Dive Torch
  • Mares EOS 20LRZ Dive Torch
  • Mares EOS 20LRZ Dive Torch
Mares EOS 20LRZ Dive Torch

Mares EOS 20LRZ Dive Torch

A high-output rechargeable dive torch with 2300 lumens and an adjustable beam for focused inspection or wider illumination.

$599.99
Lumens2300

The Dive360 Take

The EOS 20LRZ is worth a look when output is high on your list, but you still want control over the beam. Its three LEDs provide a stated 2300 lumens, and the adjustable head lets you move from a focused spot to a broader spread.

At maximum power, the stated burn time is approximately 100 minutes, so compare runtime alongside brightness when choosing your light. This is a substantial lighting option for divers who know why they want the extra output, with USB charging and a padded case to round out the package.

The serious stuff
  • Mares EOS 20LRZ; model 415646.
  • Maximum stated output: 2300 lumens from three CREE XP-LHI LEDs.
  • Adjustable beam with magnetic focus control; rotate the torch head to change the beam.
  • Manufacturer-stated burn time at maximum power: approximately 100 minutes; actual runtime depends on use and conditions.
  • Maximum operating depth: 120m.
  • Anodised aluminium body with rechargeable battery and USB charging cable.
  • Visual battery charge indicator and multifunction mechanical switch.
  • Full-power, low-power, flashing and off settings; double-click activation helps prevent accidental switch-on.
  • Adjustable wrist strap and padded zipped case included.
Why we like it

The combination of high output and beam adjustment gives you options for different lighting tasks.

A visible charge indicator helps you check battery status, while USB charging fits easily into a regular gear-preparation routine.

Who we recommend it to

Divers wanting a high-output handheld torch with adjustable focus. Suits buyers who have considered the required burn time and beam pattern, rather than choosing on the largest lumen number alone.

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