Comments about Seasoft Raygun High Beam 300 Lumen Light:

This is a surprisingly bright light for the price and size. I've used it on a number of night dives and it does a great job. The beam is fairly focused, so don't expect a big splash of light, but there is more than enough to see what's going on nearby to either side.

One nice feature of the Raygun is that it floats, especially useful if it gets away from you. If you lose your primary light on a night dive you are going to end the dive anyway, so meeting up with your light on the surface will be a snap. Another nice feature is that it gives you some warning when the batteries are draining. While the beam will weaken, the bulb itself generates a sort of bright night-light glow that will help you to find your backup light or illuminate your computer allowing a safe ascent.

You can attach a wrist strap to the end of the stem, or get the Seasoft Flashlite Pocket which includes a retractor. I prefer the pocket.

There are brighter lights, that's for sure by the Raygun is more than adequate for night-diving, and for the price, you can't go wrong.

Comments about Seasoft Raygun High Beam 300 Lumen Light:

This is a great little light for the compact size and light weight. It's not that bright so should really not be used as a primary for night diving. Great for wreck dives where you want something to look into crevices/holes/etc.