Fenix LD31 RENEGADE vs Nitecore MT2C Pro size comparison
The Nitecore MT2C Pro is 8.4 mm (0.33 in) shorter than the Fenix LD31 RENEGADE, and 0.5 mm wider at its widest point. Weights are published on different bases (listed vs with battery), so compare them with care.
The Nitecore MT2C Pro is 8.4 mm (0.33 in) shorter than the Fenix LD31 RENEGADE, and 0.5 mm wider at its widest point. Weights are published on different bases (listed vs with battery), so compare them with care.
Dimensions
| Fenix LD31 RENEGADE Check price ↗ | Nitecore MT2C Pro Check price ↗ | |
| Length | 126.4 mm (4.98 in) | 118 mm (4.65 in)−8.4 mm |
| Head / width | 26.5 mm (1.04 in) | 27 mm (1.06 in)+0.5 mm |
| Body | 25.6 mm (1.01 in) | 21 mm (0.83 in)−4.6 mm |
| Weight | 164 g with battery | 64 g listed |
| Battery | 21700 | 18650 |
| Max output | 3,200 lm | 1,800 lm |
| Throw | 355 m | 520 m |
| Type | EDC | EDC |
| Price | $99.95 at fenixlighting.com, as of Nov 4, 2026 | not verified yet |
| Source | fenixlighting.com sourced Listed 26.5 mm wide x 25.6 mm high | batteryjunction.com sourced |
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LD31 RENEGADE vs MT2C Pro: how they differ
Size and weight
The Nitecore MT2C Pro is the shorter light: 118 mm (4.65 in) against 126.4 mm (4.98 in), a difference of 8.4 mm (7%). At its widest point the Fenix LD31 RENEGADE is 0.5 mm slimmer (26.5 vs 27 mm). Weights are published on different bases (Fenix LD31 RENEGADE: 164 g with battery; Nitecore MT2C Pro: 64 g listed), so they are not directly comparable.
Brightness and throw
The Fenix LD31 RENEGADE is rated brighter: 3,200 lm maximum vs 1,800 lm for the Nitecore MT2C Pro, 78% more. For beam distance the Nitecore MT2C Pro reaches further: 520 m vs 355 m rated throw (46% more).
Battery
The Fenix LD31 RENEGADE runs on a removable 21700 battery; the Nitecore MT2C Pro runs on a removable 18650 battery. For scale, a 21700 cell is about 21 × 70 mm and a 18650 about 18 × 65 mm (nominal).
Type
Both are EDC lights in our catalog with a tube body.
Which should you buy?
Choose the Fenix LD31 RENEGADE if you want more output (3,200 lm vs 1,800 lm). Choose the Nitecore MT2C Pro if you want a shorter light (8.4 mm shorter) and longer throw (520 m vs 355 m). We compare published size, weight, output, throw and battery only, not runtime, interface or build quality.
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LD31 RENEGADE vs MT2C Pro FAQ
Which is smaller, the Fenix LD31 RENEGADE or the Nitecore MT2C Pro?
The Nitecore MT2C Pro is the shorter light: 118 mm (4.65 in) against 126.4 mm (4.98 in), a difference of 8.4 mm (7%). At its widest point the Fenix LD31 RENEGADE is 0.5 mm slimmer (26.5 vs 27 mm). Weights are published on different bases (Fenix LD31 RENEGADE: 164 g with battery; Nitecore MT2C Pro: 64 g listed), so they are not directly comparable.
Which is brighter, the Fenix LD31 RENEGADE or the Nitecore MT2C Pro?
The Fenix LD31 RENEGADE is rated brighter: 3,200 lm maximum vs 1,800 lm for the Nitecore MT2C Pro, 78% more. For beam distance the Nitecore MT2C Pro reaches further: 520 m vs 355 m rated throw (46% more).
Do the Fenix LD31 RENEGADE and Nitecore MT2C Pro use the same battery?
The Fenix LD31 RENEGADE runs on a removable 21700 battery; the Nitecore MT2C Pro runs on a removable 18650 battery. For scale, a 21700 cell is about 21 × 70 mm and a 18650 about 18 × 65 mm (nominal).
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Sources
- Fenix LD31 RENEGADE: specs from Fenix product page (manufacturer). Drawing: outline from published specs. Price $99.95 from fenixlighting.com, checked Nov 4, 2026; prices change often.
- Nitecore MT2C Pro: specs from manufacturer published specs as listed by batteryjunction.com. Drawing: shape measured from manufacturer photo (batteryjunction.com), scaled to the published length and diameter. No verified price yet.
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