Supreme x NITECORE Tini Keychain Light
Supreme vs. Original
About the original
The NITECORE Tini is a micro-USB-rechargeable keychain flashlight measuring 1.7 inches long and weighing 0.47 ounces, powered by a built-in 280mAh lithium-ion cell. A CREE XP-G2 S3 LED delivers up to 380 lumens at maximum output, with a 70-yard beam distance, four selectable brightness modes (Ultralow, Low, Mid, High), and an OLED display showing remaining runtime and charge level. NITECORE, founded in 2004 in Guangzhou, China by Sysmax Innovations, manufactures the Tini in a CNC-machined aluminum alloy body with a HAIII-grade anodized finish and IP54 dust and splash resistance. The Supreme FW2019 version substitutes a printed box logo for the standard NITECORE branding and retailed for $48.
About NITECORE
NITECORE is a Chinese flashlight and battery company founded in 2007 in Guangzhou under parent company Sysmax Innovation Technology. Early releases include the NDI stepless-dimming AA flashlight in 2008, the piston-design D10 in 2009, and the TM11, the first 2,000-lumen pocket light, in 2011. The catalog now spans tactical lights, headlamps, EDC pocket lights, USB-C battery chargers, and rechargeable lithium-ion cells, sold in over 100 countries. NITECORE has won the German iF and Red Dot awards, the Japanese Good Design Award, and the American IDEA, the only flashlight maker to hold all four. Supreme collaborated with NITECORE on a Tini2 keychain flashlight.
