Comments about Pelican Nemo 2410 Recoil LED Flashlight:

I have bought several of these and used them for work(electrician) and diving(unfortunately I lose a lot of lights while working). The NEMO model is definitely rated for diving and none of mine have ever flooded. It is bright, compact, and has one hand operation. As bright as my old 4 C-cell halogen and way longer battery life.

Comments about Pelican Nemo 2410 Recoil LED Flashlight:

I've now flooded two of these. Both flooded in water no deeper than 60 feet. I don't believe Pelican considers these dive lights anymore. It makes a nice above-water all weather light but its single o-ring design does not seem suited to diving.

Comments about Pelican Nemo 2410 Recoil LED Flashlight:

I don't know why LP carries the Pelican Stealthlite 2410, when the Pelican Nemo 2400/2410 is truly a certified waterproof dive light, and one of the best I've ever owned. Same size, weight, case, brightness, battery life, etc. For most dives, I can give up the heavy, 4 C-cell type light and use just the Nemo 2410. It's that good. So my recommendation is for the Nemo 2410, not the Stealthlite.

Comments about Pelican Nemo 2410 Recoil LED Flashlight:

CONS: This light floods underwater. My first one flooded at 60 feet. Second one flooded at only 15 feet on a night dive in the Keys. It would be a good light for outdoor use like camping or boating where you need a water resistant light but NOT FOR DIVING!
PROS: Fits nicely in the hand. Switch is easy to use. Nice focused bright white LED beam. Durable body. Pelican stands behind their life time warranty.

Comments about Pelican Nemo 2410 Recoil LED Flashlight:

First time I used this product was during Tropical Storm Faye and all my other flashlights had died. It worked well, provided a bright light, and easy to turn off and on. Later I took it diving to a depth of 40 ft and used it to look into small crevices in coral reef on a cloudy day. Easy to use and light. Still have to test it at 100 ft and night diving.