Stiletto Pocket Light

Very bright. It fits nicely on my hat to free up my hands. Plastic broke after a few months. May be good for someone who works a white collar job but for me it didn’t last.

This light is worth every penny. It is easy to carry and fits my needs in every way.

I am a flashlight collector, not sure why, maybe Im afraid of the dark. I own many lights and I always have one in my pocket. I insist on quality, and Surefire is one of the best, you will pay for this quality but its something I appreciate. This particular light, the Stiletto, is a favorite of mine due to its slim profile, this light slips easily into and out of my pocket. The USB rechargeable battery seems robust and seems to hold a charge for a very long time, and I like the protective cover over the charging port. Three light intensity settings make this a very versatile pocket light, and very powerful at the high setting. I love this light, but I must warn you of a relatively minor issue, this is why four stars instead of five. Occasionally, if there is too much stuff in my pocket, and space is cramped, the on/off switch can be depressed and the light will turn on in my pocket. If this light has room enough so that the switch will not be activated, and nothing pressing against it, you will be fine. I dont know how Surefire can fix this minor glitch, but I think they will figure it out. All things considered, this remains one of my favorite EDC lights.

My other Surefire flashlights have wore holes through my back pockets. This one hasnt done so yet. Thats good news. However, its battery life could be better and construction seems weak compared to their other products. I see theyve now released a Stiletto Pro with an aluminum body. Good move. Wish Id have waited for that one. This is pretty decent value though.

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 .

Arrived sooner than expected, so I was pleased with that. I have the Stiletto Pro and while it’s brighter it’s heavier than the standard. The standard Stiletto is plastic bodied with an aluminum head and for me it’s much more comfortable in the pocket. It had been mentioned before and it’s true that you cannot reorient the clip direction so you can’t carry bezel down. It has come on accidentally in my pocket so you have to be aware that contact to the switch on the side can activate it inadvertently. Still a nice flashlight and I like the lowest setting of light to look at paperwork and what not at night without blinding yourself.

It’s a nice flashlight. Definitely unique in shape, and takes a bit of getting used to. The only reason I would take maybe a half star off is I wish it came in FDE too. Nice consistent bright light, easy to change modes, and convenience of USB charging (I can even charge it with a solar panel.) Easy to engage as an off hand weapon light with strobe effect as well as a bright torch. In summary, it’s a great flashlight for EDC, just make sure you have some means to charge it if you’re out in the field and you don’t have power connection to charge using a USB cable.

Im a flashlight nerd and this is the best flashlight Ive owned. Its as bright as my husbands big spotlight and it fits in my pocket! I bought one for me and my husband and were both very pleased with them.

I really like this flashlight and I like where surefire is going with their EDC carry lights. Having a square shaped light is gold, opposed to round lights and makes sense in so many ways. But the damn things turns on in your pocket, and Surefire should have really tested and checked and re-checked this issue. They could have just made a two stage tail pressure switch for 2 brightness levels like olight does on the warrior x series lights. The MK2 stiletto should be amazing when they fix this issue.

The size is just right - fits easily in my pocket, and fits nicely in my hand. The pocket clip works really well, and it can be used to clip onto the brim of a hat. The buttons are intuitively placed. The tailcap button is a bit hard to press, however since I dont use that button - its not a problem for me. The main thumb-operated button goes from low to medium to high. This order can be changed if you want it to come on high then go to medium and then low. The low setting of 5 lumens is plenty bright enough for most indoor and close up outdoor operations. The medium setting is bright enough for most outdoor operations. The high setting could probably temporarily blind/disorient an attacker. The strobe setting would also be very useful for disorienting an attacker, however since you have to push the tail cap button three times then hold to use it and the button is quite hard to push - this might not be an easy feature for practical operation. Since I did not purchase the light for this reason it is not a consideration for me. Its my favorite everyday carry light, and rechargeable means no batteries to replace!