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Underwater Kinetics
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 Underwater Kinetics Pluck Foam Set For 309 Dry Case  US $9.99
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 Underwater Kinetics 309 Dry Box without Foam US $15.95
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 Underwater Kinetics 613 Dry Case without Foam US $69.95
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 Underwater Kinetics Pluck Foam Set For 518 Dry Case US $29.95
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 Underwater Kinetics 206 UltraBox with Padded Liner US $14.99
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 Underwater Kinetics 406 UltraBox with Padded Liner US $15.99
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 Underwater Kinetics 308 UltraBox with Padded Liner US $19.99
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 Underwater Kinetics 821 Dry Case w Foam 217x143x9 US $60.00
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 Underwater Kinetics Ultra Box 206 Case 08114 US $16.95
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Underwater Kinetics 3 AAA Vizion eLED Headlamp (Olive Drab) List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $36.99 Average Rating:   |
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Energy conservation design transfers heat back into batteries for longer burn time and improved cold weather performance, High Impact ABS, LEXAN, polyurethane rubber, and stainless steel construction for durability |
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Underwater Kinetics Mini Q40 Xenon Flashlight with Mask Strap (Safety Yellow) List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $21.95 Average Rating:  |
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Works well as a photographers spotting light. Fits Sea & Sea, Ultralight and other camera mounting adapters. Includes mask strap. |
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Underwater Kinetics Sunlight SL6 Xenon Flashlight (Black) List Price: $61.99 Sale Price: $36.95 |
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Precise solid aluminum reflector gives bright, narrow beam for spotting distant marine life |
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Underwater Kinetics HangAir Hanger Drying System with Built-In Electric Fan List Price: $56.29 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The HangAir Hanger Drying System from Underwater Kinetics uses a high-power waterproof fan to completely dry and ventilate suits of all kinds in mere hours! This innovative device ensure s a freshly dried suit before every excursion or a suit that has been blown clean and dry from the inside before storage... |
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Underwater Kinetics Light Cannon 100 Flashlight (Black) List Price: $362.99 Sale Price: $174.95 |
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New High Intensity Discharge (HID) illumination technology allows this dive light to emit three times more light per watt of battery power than standard xenon or halogen lamps. As a result it shines farther and produces a beam as white as the Sun... |
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Underwater Kinetics C4 eLED Diving lights (Fluorescent Yellow) List Price: $131.99 Sale Price: $119.99 Average Rating:  |
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ATTRIBUTES Batteries: No Bulb: LED Burn Time: 6.5 Air 4 Water Carry System: Lanyard Material: Plastic Output (lumens): 205 Lumens Power Source: C Alkaline Special Features: Brightness Increases 40% Under Water Submersible: Yes |
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Underwater Kinetics Mini Q40 eLED Plus Flashlight with Mask Strap (Yellow) List Price: $54.99 Sale Price: $42.89 Average Rating: |
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The high intensity Mini Q40 eLED features a twin-element projection optics system which creates a medium beam underwater for excellent close-up viewing of marine life. The 2-watt LED emitter gives light as white as daylight which travels farther than conventional incandescent light and lasts for thousands of hours without burning out... |
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Super BCD & Regulator Hanger - Yellow List Price: $8.99 Sale Price: $6.95 |
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This specially designed hanger is built specifically to hang your expensive BC and regulator (Yoke or DIN). It allows proper drying and keeps them off the floor to prevent damage. |
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Underwater Kinetics Sunlight SL4 Xenon Flashlight (Black) List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $34.97 |
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It emits narrow and penetrating beam for seeking out unique marine life found under ledges. It also works well attached to protective head gear in technical diving applications |
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Underwater Kinetics SL3 eLed Dive Light List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $49.99 |
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The SL-3 Eled is the worlds smallest 3C Dive Light. It has 98 lumens with Compond Path Optics which will allow the SL-3 Eled to cut thru fog and murky water. It is waterproof to 500 feet & the Thermal Recovery System will allow for use in the extreme cold. |
diving lights?
im looking for a light to go diving within the 25-55 dollar range. should i get a wide or narrow beam? i was looking at the underwater kinetics sl6 xenon and it looks good, but is it too narrow for a night dive? i wont need it during the day the visibility is supposed to be 70-100 feet, but what do you think?
You get what you pay for. 55 bucks is pretty cheap for a decent dive light. I'd call that my secondary light.. The one I'd pull out if I had no other choice.
A good light will set you back about 120 bucks. A really good one will set you back over a grand for a HID. Go big or don't do the night dive. What you're proposing is a back up light, not a primary. and by the way...you need both. They do tend to teach that in the night diver speciality.
I carry 3 for my wreck dives or nights and yes...once it all came down to that "cheap"60 dollar pencil beam when both my primaries failed due to a short.