Stiletto Pocket Light

I like how much more lumens you get out of it. Only complaint is that it’s a little heavier and less grippy than the 650 lumen model. Overall, great light. Perfect for concealed carry or EDC.

Thin design fits well in the pocket, the two button function is great. One for high/no light and the other for 3 different light outputs. I do wish the body was made out of a metal shell, I do a lot of light manipulation at work, and worry the body will eventually crack. Charging the light is fast and it hold that charge for a good amount of time. Be mindful that the front of this light will get hot fast, so I wouldnt recommend this as a light to run for more than a few minutes at a time.

The Surefire Stiletto is something that I have researched extensively before purchase. If youre looking for a capable EDC flashlight that can double as a self defense or tactical light, than look no further! This one ticks all of the boxes for me. Apparently, IPX7 rated, but I wouldnt go swimming with it. But for normal wet weather use, its a thumbs up from me!

Seamed great at first now its mostly annoying. I checked through the booklet that came with it, I dont see a lockout function in the text. Unless its in a shirt pocket it easily is activated accidentally and could drain the battery in your pocket if you dont notice during the day, only to find it dead at night when you actually need it. So Im constantly checking to see if the light is on. Between this and the broken remote switch I bought Im begining to question surefire quality and design etc. 6 month update: Plastic housing has cracks in it now, I both love and hate this light. I love that its flat, bright and easy to deploy. Its comfortable in the hand and easy to use. I love the extra switches Because mostly I use a light for just basic tasks not for violent situations so having the tail cap switch only gets annoying when youre just trying to look around and stuff. I HATE that it can easily activate in a pocket, and the plastic housing cracked. A few design tweaks and its the perfect light for me. Maybe click the basic switch 3 times to activate or make it a slide switch. Metal housing is already available in the pro model.

I don’t like that the program functions are difficult to set up

I love this little lamp 3 different levels of brightness , lightweight , and its rechargeable . I took it on a recent trip to Africa and used it every night for something . I leave it by my bedside and its great if I need to get up in the night without waking my wife or running into anything . Use it also to walk the dogs at night . You can easily hold it in your mouth if needed . It seems that the charge life is a little short [ particularly if using high beam ] but itis much cheaper than replacing those expensive batteries used in other Surefire lamps I charge it about every other day .

1 button on the back for quick intermittent access to max output make this an awesome self defense light. 1 button on the body allowing low/med/high constant on activation makes this an awesome daily task light. The additional button for checking battery status and the LED that shows green for full, yellow for medium, or red for low battery mean I dont have to worry about it going read when I dont expect it. The plastic flat body means that it doesnt bulge out my pocket or scratch my phone that also lives in the same pocket. Good pocket clip that can slip on a hat bill. Micro USB charging. Im kind of a flashlight addict, and this is by far the best EDC light in the world for me, and for 99% of others as well. The only thing that some may not like is the wide beam. Its very flood, not spot.

This tactical light has so many great features. Very well made and durable. Super bright and great for use with your home defense firearm. I like that you have the option of scrolling through various brightness modes or you can control short bursts via the end switch. I am very happy. with my purchase. Exceeds my expectations.

This flashlight is within reach 24/7 (except in the shower). You never know when a small and powerful light will be helpful, even in daylight, like when poking around a car engine or when looking for a lost toy under the couch. I have used it to help people walk down steps to a parking lot at night. It has a well defined circle of light, which I like. It is easy to keep clipped to my pants pocket. The relatively steep price is worth it to me.

I use this light to scan our yards and adjacent yards for coyotes before letting the dogs out at night. I let my neighbors know this because the beam lights up 3-4 yards (that’s backyards!) away. Super powerful. Holds a charge for nearly a week even with nightly usage. I’ve had the flashlight 8 months and all was great until tonight when I decided to bend over and pull a couple of weeds. The Surefire tumbled out of my pocket and landed in some decorative gravel, whereupon the ENTIRE HEAD of the flashlight (right at where the clip is screwed on) completely broke off. I’m not a tall person so the fall was from 3 feet at most. Yikes. Expected a heck of a lot more durability from a flashlight at this price point. Consequently, would NOT recommend this flashlight.