Surefire Stiletto: When Knife Meets Flashlight (Review)

Taking a look at how the Surefire Stiletto sets itself apart from the pack. The premise of the Stiletto is based on it being a quick-reaction, tactical light, and this is predicated almost entirely upon the body. The body, and the way you grip the flashlight, mimics a dagger as the name might imply. 

I’m inclined to say that there are very few, if any, flashlights that share the Stiletto’s bodily design. It’s refreshing to see Surefire come out with a unique design that is also surprisingly practical. As I see it, though, this is not a good EDC flashlight for most consumers. It has a niche appeal, and is best suited for those who want a purpose-driven tactical flashlight first. I don’t foresee myself using it much in the long run, but I also don’t think I’ll sell it anytime soon just because it’s such a unique light.

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