Niterider Hand mounted H.I.D dive light

[andylondon]

I am interested in buying a Niterider Hand mounted H.I.D dive light, as shown on the http://www.nightriderdive.com website. I won't be using it for diving, and wondered if it could be used for everyday use hiking, camping etc.

Does anyone own one of these lights, and use it when out of the water? Is it any good? Does anyone know about the weight and dimension of it?

 

[ACMarina]

I don't know about that one, but lots of canister dive lights won't do so well out of water..

 

[65535]

ANSWER: All of our lights can be operated out of the water with the exception of light heads with 25 or more watts. In the case of our dual beams, we advise using only one of the two bulbs. You may use both bulbs for short duration (i.e. one minute) but be sure to monitor the heat of the light head. The Sport Diver comes with a 10 watt bulb and will not produce enough heat to cause damage.

I owned a Nite Rider bike light the only reason I don't know is because my bike was stolen. I trust their products.