UST See-Me Waterproof LED Light & Strobe

I tie this to my backpack every time I go hiking. It's easy to activate, it's bright and is indeed waterproof. I accidentally washed it and it came out of the washing machine still working. I'll buy more of them to give as gifts.

Very small; super lightweight; not super bright, but visible over a great distance on open water; runs for a long time; uses regular AAA batteries, so it's easy to drop in a fresh set once a year; comes with velcro strap and side slots that can be used to strap to a PFD, deck webbing, etc. In short, this is a very good and inexpensive piece of safety equipment to have in the kayak emergency bag in case something bad happens and you're stuck out on the water after dark and need to be located. An essential $10 bit of insurance.

The U.S. Coast Guard requires specific sound-producing and lighting devices on life jackets on charter vessels. These are approved lights using AA lithium batteries. I bought enough for all my life jackets (6) however, two failed to light. I highly recommend you test these devices frequently. Your life may depend on it.

Simple and works, and love the just on or off. Hate those light that you have to scroll thru low, high, flash, etc. Will use this on the water...kayak, boat, windsurfer. Also bought the UST SplashFlash Waterproof LED and BOTH are great little lights. The second comes with 1 battery and doesn't last as long, but is very small and compact.

Fits nicely on my day-pack. Just enough light for a rescue beacon and not too expensive. Hopefully I don't have to use it but if I do I'm glad it's there. I also keep one on my life vest when fishing on the lake.

This See me light is worn to identify you- make you visible- in the dark on the water, for kayakers, SUP, canoes. It is very bright. It is not a flash light.

It is what i ordered

Easy to use though a bit tricky initially. I have couple kayak PFDs with a SeeMe light: one has a strobe, and the other had a constant on until the alkaline batteries leaked and ruined the contact points. I checked the bad one less than a month ago. Beware! Despite cleaning, the contact points were too damaged.PS - Water leakage has not been an issue on either of mine over the two years of use. And, I am in the water lots whether practicing rescues or rolling in both salt & fresh water. Like everything else on 2022, it appears the price has gone up almost 20% for a replacement.