Innovative Lighting - 560-1110 Portable LED Bow Light with Suction Cup

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This is a great light. The rubber suction cup mount works. My aluminum boat has a plate at the bow and the light stayed fastened there for 8 hours on bumpy water.

SUCTION POWER. WATERPROOF. LONG BATTERY LIFE. I bought this product ~4 years ago to use on my one person outrigger canoe - about 22 feet long. You are not required to have a red/green light (only a white one) At that length but since it is the correct coast guard complaint lighting for longer boats, I also use it on dragon boat and outrigger canoes (40-45 ft long) at those dusk practices. It’s not so bright as to disturb my vision and paddling, as seeing the light reflect off my top arm was also an annoyance to me. To be clear, this is not to illuminate the water or the area around you, only for you to be seen by other boaters. It’s COMPLETELY waterproof. Dunked this guy, even lost him in the harbor to soak and it still worked. It takes 4 double AAs, I think, but I’ve had it for years and I only remember having to replace them once. The suction cup is stronggggg and will adhere to any smooth surface, sticking even through a battering of waves and the times I’ve flipped over too. It only lost some suction power after about 4 years of using it at least once a week, which is when I bought another one without hesitation. Loyal to the death with this product. You can also adjust it so that the light faces straight up, which is ideal to make you visible from all directions. Just make sure you orient correctly!! Red right returning

his light stays firmly in place on a fibreglass deck for over four ours. It is bright enough for the type of use it is designed for., that is, person powered small craft. A very useful item when night paddling.

I use this for evening/night paddling with both my kayak and paddleboard. It's easy to attach and seems to provide enough light for visibility. The suction seems strong (you have to have a smooth surface for proper attachment). I wish it came with a lanyard, but attached my own paracord lanyard for cheap insurance. My other comment is that the on/off switch is surrounded by a slightly raised lip. I understand that this makes it hard to turn on accidentally, but it makes it virtually impossible to use my paddle to turn the light on at dusk. While this is not a major problem on my SUP, the light sits far enough forward on my kayak that I have to beach the boat and get out to turn it on.