Don't dive in the dark, illuminate your next dive with our Ikelite flashlights

MyScubaStuff is now an authorized Ikelite dealer.  We're offering the Ikelite PCm flashlights in both Halogen and LED at discount prices.

The PCm flashlights are designed as a primary light for clear water diving, such as on your next trip to the Caribbean or Mexico.  It provides pointed illumination for looking in holes and under ledges, as well as providing extra illumination to bring out the beautiful colors on reefs once you start getting below 30 feet and the sunlight is filtering out the natural light.

Many divers (myself included) always carry a backup flashlight, and the PCm is the perfect size for a backup.  It fits in a BC pocket, where it is always accessible if your primary light fails.

The PCm comes in 2 different light source choices.  The Halogen bulb (MSRP $30.00, but discounted on our web site) uses 4 AA batteries to provide an hour and a half of light.  The LED version (MSRP $66.00 but also discounted on our web site) gets about 5 hours on the same 4 batteries.

Available in Yellow, Black or Blue, there is a different color PCm underwater flashlight for every diver. Check them out at our website by clicking here.

Ikelite is one of the oldest brands, it's made in the USA and it comes with a lifetime limited warranty.  It's worth checking out an Ikelite flashlight before buying your next dive flashlight.

Thanks for sharing this with your friends - and DSAO!

How do you mount your flashlight?

If you carry your dive light in your BC pocket, you know it's only a matter of time until it disappears.  The best place for a flashlight is snapped to a D-ring on your harness or BC. We've just uploaded our first video that shows how to make a short lanyard for that flashlight, wreck reel or any other piece of equipment you take into the water with you.

Using a stainless steel snap-bolt you can make the perfect lanyard using a scrap of nylon line.  Check it out and let me know what you think.

Thanks for watching - DSAO!  (Dive safe and often)