Finger Ring
This is a simple yet effective means of hands-free light retention. It consists of a rubber O–ring and split ring attached to a lanyard loop through which the index finger is placed. Along with fumble-free retention, this accessory is the least bulky and least likely to get snagged on an object. It also serves as a convenient means of pulling the light from a pocket. The finger ring is included on all EDCLB Personal Security Pro lights equipped with a lanyard loop. EDCLB Finger Ring | EDCLB Z26 Lanyard Loop & Finger Ring
This is a simple yet effective means of hands-free light retention. It consists of a rubber O–ring and split ring attached to a lanyard loop through which the index finger is placed. Along with fumble-free retention, this accessory is the least bulky and least likely to get snagged on an object. It also serves as a convenient means of pulling the light from a pocket. The finger ring is included on all EDCLB Personal Security Pro lights equipped with a lanyard loop. EDCLB Finger Ring | EDCLB Z26 Lanyard Loop & Finger Ring
Fist Bungee
This method works well on 2-cell E-series lights. It consists of a short loop of shock cord attached to the light via a lanyard loop. In use the fist bungee wraps around the fingers and loops over the head of the light, retaining the light on the hand in a stable, non-dangling fashion. The fist bungee can also be used as an improvised wrist lanyard. EDCLB Fist Bungee
This method works well on 2-cell E-series lights. It consists of a short loop of shock cord attached to the light via a lanyard loop. In use the fist bungee wraps around the fingers and loops over the head of the light, retaining the light on the hand in a stable, non-dangling fashion. The fist bungee can also be used as an improvised wrist lanyard. EDCLB Fist Bungee
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Wrist Lanyard
The wrist lanyard an effective method of retention when both hands are needed. The primary advantage of the wrist lanyard is that it does the best job of completely freeing the hand. The downside is that the lanyard is prone to getting snagged when not in use. For this reason, an effective break-away link* should always be used when attaching a wrist lanyard to the light. EDCLB Custom Wrist Lanyard Additional reading: Flashlight Lanyard Technique
The wrist lanyard an effective method of retention when both hands are needed. The primary advantage of the wrist lanyard is that it does the best job of completely freeing the hand. The downside is that the lanyard is prone to getting snagged when not in use. For this reason, an effective break-away link* should always be used when attaching a wrist lanyard to the light. EDCLB Custom Wrist Lanyard Additional reading: Flashlight Lanyard Technique
