Olight Baldr S: Rechargeable Tactical Light with Green Laser

$129.99 37 in stock

Olight's Baldr S combines 800 lumens of tactical illumination with a green laser aiming system. Features Picatinny rail mounting, USB rechargeable battery, and compact design for modern pistols.

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Olight Baldr S Weapon-Mounted Light

The Baldr S represents a modern approach to tactical illumination, combining proven lighting technology with laser aiming capability in a single, compact package.

Key Features

  • 800 Lumens Output: Delivers substantial illumination for target identification and engagement in low-light conditions
  • Green Laser Aiming System: Provides rapid target acquisition and reference point, visible in various lighting conditions
  • Rechargeable Battery: USB charging eliminates the need for constant battery replacement; convenient for regular users
  • Picatinny Rail Mount: Universal compatibility with standard tactical rails found on most modern firearms
  • Compact Design: Engineered for pistol-length rails without excessive overhang or weight
  • Professional Build Quality: Durable construction designed to withstand the rigors of training and defensive use

Practical Application

Whether you're training at the range, conducting home defense drills, or simply exploring low-light shooting scenarios, the Baldr S provides both illumination and aiming assistance. The combination of bright white light and green laser gives you multiple options for target engagement depending on your specific needs and environment.

Why Choose This System

Modern tactical lighting has evolved beyond simple illumination. The Baldr S integrates two essential aiming tools—light and laser—into one streamlined package, reducing complexity while maintaining reliability. The rechargeable system appeals to shooters who prefer sustainable, long-term solutions over disposable batteries.

Features

  • 800 lumens
  • dual switches
  • 4,400 candela
  • high performance led
  • green laser

Attributes

Color: Black
Model: Baldr S
Type: Weapon Light with Laser