Handheld lights are essential for everyday carry (EDC), hunting, or being prepared. One standout series in the market is the SureFire Stiletto, a family of flashlights known for their flat profile and versatility. Whether you need a light for general tasks or tactical operations, the Stiletto series has a model that fits your needs.
Traditional flashlights are typically round due to their battery shape, but the Stiletto series breaks the mold with a flat design. This unique shape allows for easy pocket carry, making it a popular choice for those who prioritize convenience without sacrificing power.
Thanks to its flat, low-profile rechargeable battery, the SureFire Stiletto series is designed for easy daily carry. This shape fits comfortably in pockets and comes with clip options. The first Stiletto model, for example, allows bezel-up carry in your pocket, and it can also double as a headlamp when clipped to a hat.
The original Stiletto may be lightweight, but it still packs 650 lumens and 1,000 candela, making it a capable everyday light. This combination of brightness and portability has made it a go-to option for many users.
The SureFire Stiletto Pro offers a significant upgrade for those looking for more power. It features 1,000 lumens and 5,000 candela. While slightly heavier due to its aluminum body, it remains lightweight and durable. One of the key improvements in the Pro model is the adjustable clip, which allows for both bezel-up and bezel-down carry.
The Stiletto Pro 2 is the latest addition to the series, and it's a spotlight in your pocket. This model features a dual optic system that creates a hybrid beam pattern. With 35,000 candela and 1,500 lumens, it delivers an intense hotspot with ample spill, making it perfect for various lighting scenarios.
All three models in the Stiletto series come with programmable switching options. Out of the box, they are set to low, medium, and high, but you can adjust them to your preference, such as high, medium, or low. Additionally, each light has a tactical tail switch, providing easy access and quick operation during critical moments.
The Max Vision beam pattern, featured in the original Stiletto, provides a wide, even spill of light, perfect for general use or administrative tasks. The Pro models, however, offer a hybrid beam pattern with a tighter hotspot and some spill, delivering increased power and focused lighting when needed.
The Stiletto Pro series is built for a more rugged light. With a durable aluminum body and increased power, these models are perfect for users who need reliability and performance in demanding conditions.
The SureFire Stiletto series offers something for everyone, ranging from around $100 for the original Stiletto to approximately $350 for the Pro 2. No matter which model you choose, you’re investing in a high-quality EDC light that offers versatility, power, and durability. ~ Gun Talk Staff
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