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NSN# - 6230-01-530-0810 2010B Black
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from Atlanta, Ga on 6/30/2009
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
This is my 4th pelican and all have ended the same, at least this one worked while it was flooded. Even had it flood on me while snorkeling.
from Conyers, GA on 11/12/2008
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
I've used this on many dives and never had a problem with leakage. The light is focused and bright. The light still has 50% brightness after 4 hours of continuous use.
from SUNRISE, FL. on 6/26/2008
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
Great light used it on ten dives. SMALL, LITE ,VERY EASY TO USE......
from Israel on 4/2/2008
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
The light gives a very nice and concentrated light spread. BUT I do not know why the manufacturer had put a pressure valve. Probably to release the pressure when turning the light on, but when turning it of, a under pressure becomes and the light easily leaks. Especially under the surface. Also if the valve is not maintained the valve can fasten and leak. I guess that's why it has leaked for many users including me. Because of that I will rarely use it for diving and will mostly have it as a spare and for land use. Waiting this days for the exchange light instead of the one that leaked. If used in water I will check the valve and blow with mouth inside to see if not leaking before diving. Pelican has made a good light with tech characteristics but not reliable for tech divers. For that reason they could have put a switch for turning on instead of the pressure valve.
Also got the Princeton Tec, Impact XL which is less powerful but more reliable does the job and compact. 4 AA batteries are lighter then the 3C in the SibreLight. Still, I would have liked to have the SibreLight without the valve. Maybe with reliable switch too.
For main light I have the UK eLED 8C which I'm very happy with.
from North Bend, WA on 1/16/2008
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
Don't forget to "close it down" before you dive deep. The light might "turn on" as a result. But if you don't tighten it down, it might leak.
from Ventura, CA on 11/24/2007
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
First dive with this light, it flooded at 15'. Company replaced it, no problem. Second dive (with replacement light), I turned the light on at the surface and dove to 20'. Light had already flooded.
There's a real problem with Pelican's manufacturing capabilities if two brand new lights flood right out of the box. I've own a lot of lights in the 30+ years I've been diving. These flood faster than any I've seen.
from Belleville, IL on 11/8/2007
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
Am very happy with the light
from kansas on 10/10/2007
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
In order to operate the light you must turn the head of the flashlight rather than a simple on/off switch. This would allow a slight void in the seal and water would seep into the battery compartment every time! BUY THE 2410 Recoil instead.
from wash dc on 10/10/2007
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
The light leaked on my first dive trip. Pelican replaced it for free under the warranty.
from Q. Roo on 9/21/2007
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
One year post purchase, I have used this light as a backup light in caves and a primary on several open water and night dives. It has a very tightly focused spot that is quite a bit whiter light than a normal halogen, and when compared side by side with a halogen SaberLite (both with new from the same package batteries), the Recoil LED appears to be brighter and projects its beam a significantly greater distance. Some of this is probably owed to light color, but the battery life is much better in the LED and the "bulb" is by its nature much longer lasting and dependable. Pelican's switch mechanism has benn 100% reliable in the 3 SaberLites I have owned(the only manufacturer that I can say this about). My halogen model (identical body and design) is 12 years old and has held up well for 400+ dives with several dives to 150+'.
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from Laurel MD on 8/28/2007
Comments about Pelican Pelican SabreLite 2010 Recoil LED (35mm):
The light is bulky compared to other LED designs. The beam is no brighter than its competitors. Thus the size is a liability in that market. The Lanyard and clip are also poorly configured for diving.
One of the two I bought flooded the first time out.
I reallocated them one to my van as surface flashlights.
The Princeton Tec, Impact XL is a much better choice for divers.