Comments about Princeton Tec, Attitude Dive Light:

This dive failed the first time I used it, but I didn't realize until the second time (when I needed to use the light as a secondary). That first dive was to a max. depth of only 17', but apparently the light flooded because the next time around it had significant corrosion and water inside. Surprisingly, the second time around it did work for a while but then started blinking on and off rapidly with a "strobe/disco light" effect. Then it failed completely.

Comments about Princeton Tec, Attitude Dive Light:

I bought this light from my LDS as a backup. I did 2 cavern dives to 90 ft with it and tried it out on the 2nd dive when I was around 50ft. It worked great at the time, however it flooded afterwards and no longer works. I may share some of the blame as I may have unscrewed it a little too much when turning off. So be very careful as it will leak.

Comments about Princeton Tec, Attitude Dive Light:

Dissapointed. It flooded the second time I took it for a dive in 50 fsw. Gone, the mechanism got destroyed, so didn't survive to be used as a regular flashlight. The same happened to another Princeton, bigger model, so I gave up with the brand.

Comments about Princeton Tec, Attitude Dive Light:

I had 3 of them flooded one after another (I did bother to exchange then at first) and then I gave up. Decent light to use out of water, lightweight, bright, reliable. I would not take one diving again.

Comments about Princeton Tec, Attitude Dive Light:

I bought two of these to use as a focus light on my underwater camera. It was perfect for the camera, just enough light to allow focusing at depth but not too much to interfere with the image.
Unfortunately after the third dive the first light flooded. The second light lasted five dives. None of the dives were below 50 feet.