Video Overview

Chris at Chrispy Things opens the Loop Gear SK06 and stays on the shape. He expected another flat light like the SK05. The unit in his hand is round titanium with a sandblasted finish. It packs a main white beam, an RGB sidelight, a UV light, and a laser he calls teal. The maker page names that finish Titanium Stonewashed with a cyan laser. He walks the dial, the side switch, the clip, and a beam shot outside. Thanks to Chrispy Things for showing the fade when the main light turns off, and for saying the emitter name was not out yet.

Items & Gear List

• LOOP GEAR SK06, Titanium Stonewashed (Cyan Laser), 2400-lumen EDC flashlight with 365nm UV and RGB sidelight – Amazon | View at Loop Gear

Editor’s Insight

Thanks again to Chris at Chrispy Things for staying on the light in his hand. He filmed about two weeks before launch and says he does not know the price yet. This post does not add one.

The SK06 is a four-in-one light. The main beam is cool white. Chris estimates 6,500 to 7,000K and says the emitter name was not released when he filmed. He wants a warmer tint for everyday carry. The page lists a 2,400-lumen main light, which matches the turbo he starts with a double press. He also states 260 meters of throw and 16,500 candela. The dial has a hard stop. A short press turns the main beam on. A long press cycles low, medium, and high. From off, a hold starts moonlight under one lumen. A triple click is strobe. It remembers the last main level. Lockout is a longer hold from off until it flashes.

One turn of the dial to the right is the laser. Chris calls the color teal. The page calls that titanium finish Cyan Laser, so that is the name on the link. A double press runs the laser and the main beam together. A triple click runs UV and the laser. The next stop is UV alone. The page lists 365nm UV up to 1,200mW with a black filter. His caption breaks that watt figure, so this post uses the page number. The last stop is the RGB sidelight. He leaves it on white and reads 5, 35, and 100 lumens. The page lists a 100-lumen white sidelight with three levels, plus seven RGB colors. Red is the color he wants for night vision. Five presses from off start what he calls the erridium tube mode: a very dim side glow in three colors, rated for three years so you can find the light in the dark. The product-page summary checked for this post does not name that mode, so the copy keeps his word for it.

He likes the slow fade when the main light turns off, and he is glad the body is round, not another flat SK05. On his scale, with the battery and clip, it is 5.3 ounces, 150 grams. He states 4.24 inches long, a 1.01-inch head, and a 0.95-inch body. The two-way deep-carry clip sits on a split ring, and he takes it off for the rest of the video. Inside is a 4,000mAh 18650 with a spring at each end. USB-C charges the cell, and the light can charge a phone. Pass-through while charging stays at one brightness. The flat magnetic tail tailstands and holds the light sideways on metal. He states IP68 and one meter of impact resistance. The page lists the same battery, tail, clip, and IP68 rating.

The beam has a hotspot, a smooth edge, and an orange-peel lens. On turbo outside, he says output is already down to 600 lumens within seconds, and the body passes 130 degrees within a minute, hottest around the USB-C port. The words printed on the face do not peel off. He still says the useful parts outweigh the cool tint, the busy face, and that heat.

The box he shows marks class one and class 3, and aluminum and titanium. He says his sample is titanium and class one, and that a class 3R laser is also sold. The product page says the laser class changes by market: Class 3R in the US and Canada, Class 1 in other markets. This post does not decide which label is on a US carton.

The description Amazon link is ASIN B0H98P621K. A second Amazon listing that cites that same ASIN titles it the LOOP GEAR SK06 with UV and a cyan beam, titanium, a magnetic base, and USB-C. The link here stays that /dp/ path. The description maker link opens the Loop Gear homepage with a tracking code, not this product. This post links the product page whose first finish is Titanium Stonewashed (Cyan Laser). That page also lists Aluminum Gray (Green Laser). Chris says an aluminum version exists. He does not test it, and the page pairs that body with a green laser, not the cyan one. The rendered page showed out of stock beside the cart buttons, so the cart may not be open. The description posts a code for the maker link. This post does not repeat it.

Closing Remarks

Watch Chris at Chrispy Things run the SK06 dial before you treat this as a plain pocket light. He shows the teal laser, the UV stop, the white sidelight, and the fade he likes. The Amazon link above is the description ASIN. The Loop Gear link is the titanium cyan-laser product page, not the tracked homepage. That page showed out of stock when this post was written, so the cart may not be open. The aluminum option on that page uses a green laser, and he does not test it. Hit play, then say whether a round four-in-one light belongs in your pocket.