Comments on: Titan Dive Gear Hydrolights X-Series 25W LED Dive Light review

By: Hydrolights - SCULA - Rebreather World

Hydrolights - SCULA - Rebreather World — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 19:03:15 +0000

[...] SCULA I love my Hydrolight. They're the bees' knees. See my review (not a Scula but a x-series): Titan Dive Gear Hydrolights X-Series 25W LED Dive Light review | Thinking Diver __________________ Ask me about Custom rEvo cover [...]

By: Titan Dive Gear Underwater Lights at DEMA 2010 - Rebreather World

Titan Dive Gear Underwater Lights at DEMA 2010 - Rebreather World — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 12:46:23 +0000

[...] Re: Titan Dive Gear Underwater Lights at DEMA 2010 I have the 25W s-xeries standalone and I love it. Review here: Titan Dive Gear Hydrolights X-Series 25W LED Dive Light review [...]

By: Jeff Johnson

Jeff Johnson — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 18:41:01 +0000

I own and sell these scula lights if any one is looking i have the best prices around.

Jeff

By: gio

gio — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:20:55 +0000

I have the 25W light as well & have had it for about a year. I have an extra battery and cable that I got free from the company due to some early problems I had with the light ( got a dud charger that shorted my light out). Their customer service has been outstanding and they have been unbeatable in their service to me. They offered me a another light when I had sent in my light for service just so my dive trip would not be ruined. I have never had such good service before from any dive company. I love my light and must say it is way brighter than my buddies 10w HID, when my light is set to 10w.

By: chris monk

chris monk — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:52:48 +0000

I bought the same light in May. Simply amazing. I agree the small battery canister fits nicely into my Kent tooling frame. I traded in my 21 W HID light for this and have never looked back

By: Brock Brinkerhoff

Brock Brinkerhoff — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:24:33 +0000

I have the 10W SCULA from Titan. I’d been using my trusty 10W Salvo HID for a over a year with never any trouble. I assumed that the 10W rating of the Titan would pale in comparison to the 10W HID, but much to my surprise, it was far better than my HID.

Not only that, but while diving with others who have up to 20W HID’s, my little hand-held 10W SCULA was just as bright, and just as usable for signaling. I cave dive more than wreck dive, and in the cave environment, the SCULA is hard to beat.

After diving mine for a couple of weeks, I’ve had numerous comments from many different people, all inquiring on cost on where to purchase these lights.

I also HIGHLY recommend the Titan SCULA’s – They are strong, rugged, last a long time, and are a great, all-around light.