
Pocket thrower legend with Anduril 2.0, 616m throw, RGB aux LEDs, and SFT40 — all in an 18350 body
The Wurkkos TS11 is one of the most celebrated pocket throwers in the flashlight community. It pushes an SFT40 beam an incredible 616 meters from a body just 89.5mm long — roughly the size of a thumb. Running Anduril 2.0 firmware, it gives enthusiasts full control over ramping, shortcuts, candle mode, lightning storm, and deep configuration options.
RGB auxiliary LEDs behind the switch serve as battery indicators and customizable standby colors — a feature that's become a signature of Wurkkos's enthusiast-tier lights. The TIR lens focuses the beam for maximum throw, and USB-C onboard charging handles the included 18350 cell. IPX8 waterproofing means it survives full submersion.
The trade-off is the FET driver — brightness decreases as the battery drains, which is standard for this price tier. The 18350 battery also limits runtime to roughly 30-45 minutes at high output. But for a grab-and-go pocket thrower that reaches over half a kilometer, nothing else at $25 comes close. It's a BudgetLightForum favorite for good reason.