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The SureFire Stiletto PLR-A takes a different approach than most pocket lights. Instead of a tight hotspot, it uses a MaxVision Beam reflector to spread a wide, smooth flood that lights up a whole room or path without the tunnel-vision look you get from a focused throw. That makes it a natural fit for situational awareness, close-up work, and anything where you want to see everything in front of you rather than one bright dot. The flat, blade-like body rides low in a pocket and clips bezel-up, so it's out and running fast when you need it.
You get three brightness levels off the top switch: 650 lumens on high, 250 on medium, and a dialed-back 5 lumens for close work or preserving night vision. Runtimes land around 1.75 hours on high, roughly 2 hours on medium, and up to 30 hours on low, so the 5-lumen setting is the one that'll go all night. The head is Mil-Spec hard-anodized aluminum, and the body passes IPX7 testing, meaning it shrugs off rain and can handle a dunk to about a meter for 30 minutes.
The primary body switch cycles through the task outputs, and it's programmable so you can run low-to-high or flip it to high-to-low, whichever matches how you use a light. The tail-mounted tactical switch jumps straight to 650 lumens and offers an optional high-frequency strobe if you ever need it as a defensive tool. An LED fuel gauge keeps you honest on remaining charge.
Inside is an integrated lithium polymer battery that tops off with the included micro-USB cable, so there's no fussing with CR123s or loose cells. Owners consistently praise how light and pocketable it is, how the wide beam lights up an entire area, and how long it holds a charge between top-offs. At 4.45 inches long and just 2.8 ounces, the Stiletto is easy to forget you're carrying until you need it.
The Stiletto uses an integrated lithium polymer battery that recharges through the built-in micro-USB port. Just plug in the included cable, and the LED fuel gauge shows you charge status while it tops off. There are no CR123 cells or loose batteries to swap.
The primary switch on the body cycles through the three task outputs of 650, 250, and 5 lumens, and it's programmable so you can run low-to-high or reverse it. The tail-mounted tactical switch jumps straight to 650 lumens and offers an optional high-frequency strobe. That gives you both easy task lighting and instant high output when you need it fast.
Yes. The Stiletto meets the IPX7 standard, meaning it can be submerged to about one meter for 30 minutes without damage. It handles rain, splashes, and the occasional drop in a puddle without a problem.
The MaxVision Beam reflector throws a wide, even flood rather than a tight, focused hotspot. That makes it great for situational awareness and close- to medium-range tasks where you want to light up a whole area instead of one small spot. It's a big reason owners like it for everyday indoor and around-the-house use.
| UPC | 084871326940 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PLR-A |
| Length | 4.5 |
| Lumens | 650 |
| Package Height | 1.0 |
| Package Width | 4.0 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Lights |
| Shipping Weight | 0.3 |
| Style | LED |
| Color | Black |
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