SureFire Stiletto Pro II
The SureFire Stiletto Pro II retains the slim Profile of the Stiletto Series while packing more candela to help you see farther into the dark. The Stiletto Pro II fits comfortably in any pocket and can be drawn and activated with ease. Its twin Hybrid Beam optics deliver 1,500 lumens with a comparatively brighter centralized beam pattern that throws light extended distances. The remaining light surrounds the centralized beam to Provide ample light to help keep you aware of your surroundings. Activation is instant and easy via the Stiletto Pro II’s primary switch or tactical tail switch, the latter also accessing an optional high-frequency strobe that is useful for blinding an attacker.
The Stiletto Pro II Pro also features a 500-lumen medium output and a 25-lumen low output, giving it the versatility to handle a wide variety of tasks, and the primary switch can be Programmed to reverse the activation sequence. A rechargeable lithium polymer battery and included USB-C cable charger make it easy to keep the Stiletto Pro II powered up, and its Melonite-coated, reversible heavy duty spring steel pocket clip keeps the light secure and accessible whether you prefer to store it with the bezel up or down. Machined from Mil-Spechard-anodized aluminum for tremendous durability, the SureFire Stiletto Pro II doubles down by delivering the legendary attributes of the Stiletto Series plus superior long-distance performance.
- The Stiletto Pro II retains the sleek, slim Profile of the Stiletto Series. It fits
easily into a pocket or pack and can be drawn quickly like a knife for fast
activation in an emergency or for everyday tasks. - The Stiletto Pro II’s dual optic design delivers 35,000 candela in a Hybrid
Beam pattern that punches farther into the dark while retaining ample spill
light to help you maintain situational awareness. - Primary switch activates 1,500-lumen high, 500-lumen medium and
25-lumen low output for a wide variety of tasks; switch can be Programmed
to set the activation sequence low to high or vice versa to suit user preferences - Tactical tail switch instantly activates high output; switch can be Programmed for
momentary activation with optional tactical strobe or click for constant illumination - Integrated USB-C rechargeable lithium polymer battery is environmentally friendly
and reduces the cost of operation - LED Fuel Gauge allows easy tracking of battery charge/ discharge status
- Melonite®-coated, spring steel pocket clip can be positioned for bezel-up or bezeldown
carry - Mil-Spec hard-anodized aluminum body is corrosion resistant, and passes IPX7
water testing to one meter for 30 minutes
PLR-C
OUTPUT Low: 25 Med: 500 High: 1,500 lumens
RUNTIME Low: 23.5 Med: 1.5 High: 1.0 hours
STROBE RATE Tactical Switch: 9 Emergency: 3-4 Hz
PEAK BEAM INTENSITY 35,000 candela
DISTANCE 375 meters
CONSTRUCTION Aluminum
FINISH Hard Anodized (MIL-A-8625 Type III, Class 2)
WEIGHT (w/batteries) 5.0 oz (140 g)
LENGTH 4.87 in (12.4 cm)
BEZEL DIAMETER 2×0.88 in (2.2 cm)
BATTERIES Lithium polymer rechargeable (integrated)
SWITCHING Primary, Tactical, and Programming
LIQUID INGRESS
ProTECTION IPX7
All performance claims tested to ANSI/PLATO FL 1-2019 Standard.
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Adam (verified owner) –
Winner – do all EDC light
I have a lot of flashlights, I carry a handheld light every day and use it every day for admin tasks, mostly walking and picking up after my dogs but all kinds of other admin tasks too. I do not normally carry a WML on my firearm. I bought the original Stilleto Pro on a whim about four years ago, honestly not expecting to like it all that much (I thought the design looked weird), to my surprised it edged out other lights for pocket space – the flat profile really does carry easier, and it’s one of the only EDC flashlights with a decent pocket clip. I do wish the pocket clip was a little more discrete / low profile (I prefer it look like a pen in my pocket, many people mistake the Stilleto for a pocketknife) but at least it is a very secure and functional pocket flip while not being so secure as to rip up your pants – most EDC flashlights including from Surefire have terrible pocket clips, the Stilleto fixes this. Additionally, the original Pro had a nice wide beam pattern perfect for EDC tasts, plenty of brightness, and a great user interface where the side button can cycle through the modes low to high which is perfect for EDC tasks leaving the tail button for instant high for “tactical” use. The cycle order is user programmable but the way it comes from the factory of low-high on the side and high only on the tail is perfect. Finally, I find chargeability via USB much more convenient than removable batteries – yes this eliminates the ability to swap to a fresh battery immediately but honestly if I’m going to carry an extra battery I will just bring an extra light. The only downside to the original Pro was it’s wide beam pattern was not ideal for tactical use. In short it is an excellent EDC light and mediocre tactical light. For awhile I would carry both the Stilleto Pro for EDC tasks and a modlight PLH-V2 18650 for a tactical light, but I stopped doing that as it was annoying to carry the second light and honestly the Pro would be good enough I think.
The Pro II makes this as good of a tactical handheld as something like a PLH-V2 while only slightly compromising EDC useability, the beam pattern is still wide enough for EDC use though not as even as the original Pro – the Pro II has a hotspot that comes with the candela where the original Pro is very even throughout its breadth. The light is more white/blue with the Pro II and more yellow with the original Pro. The long range throw is almost as good as a PLH-V2, testing side by side in the dark last night they are comparable, while the Pro II has a much wider area of illumination for EDC/admin use. It still has all the things that made the original pro great to EDC – fits great in the pocket (only slightly wider/longer and about 1/2oz heavier), USB chargeable and upgraded to USB-C, very functional pocket clip (still wish it was more discrete but not bad), best user interface on the market for a dual purpose light w/ the side button for admin use and tail for tactical. IMO the original Pro is best in class for EDC work and mediocre for tactical use. The Pro II is still very good for EDC use and also very good for tactical (comparable to a PLH-V2, IMO, while much better for EDC). I think overall it’s currently best in class for one do all light. If you normally carry a WML or you carry two handhelds (say one duty and one admin), the Pro is still a great option if you don’t need the throw that the Pro II has.