Tektite Kayalu Navlite Portable LED Red-Green Kayak Running Lights/Bow Lights
Key features
- •Red/Green LED running lights / bow lights, operable for 100+ hours on 3 AA batteries (included)
- •Waterproof, submersible to 1000 feet (300 meters) below sea level.
- •Rugged ABS and Lexan body and Cordura pouch manufactured for harsh environments, capable of sustaining direct impact.
- •Multiple grommets and underside belt loop for securing to kayak using bungie, deck line, etc. (cords not included).
- •NOTE: Red-green running lights, not required for a kayak or canoe, provide additional measure of visibility on bow. Great for backwater use.
BrandTektite
CategoryKayak Hardware
Tektite Kayalu Navlite Portable LED Red-Green Kayak Running Lights/Bow Lights
List Price: $96.53$86.88DEALYou Save: $9.65 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.4
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Based on 10 reviews
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-) batteries have lasted a good while, enjoying the night
zx10RRider•January 26, 2017
I can legally motor around with my canoe at night now :-) batteries have lasted a good while, enjoying the night fishing
Awesome product
Robert K.•January 4, 2017
Item as described. Thank you.
Light up my life
Captn Rich•September 17, 2016
Love my bow light. Cheap price for safety on my kayak late at night.
Five Stars
Wheat54•January 13, 2016
A nice portable light that is easy to mount on your kayak bow just using the Front Bungee system
Nice lights but you probably can make something equivalent or better yourself for 1/4th the cost
AmazonPrime Customer•July 15, 2015
Bought these for an Old Town Guide 14'7" canoe for night fishing on a large lake with heavy recreational boat traffic, even at night. The lights could be a little brighter but should keep you visible enough to be safe. They do tend to dim noticeably after the first full night of use, then light output is about the same the next 20-30 hours. I've just been changing batteries after that.
The design with 2 tubes inside a pouch is a little unusual but it works. My only complaint is that it can be difficult to twist the head of each light to turn it off/on because the entire light will twist inside the sheeth. Makes it a 2-hand process, which can be tricky reaching out to the tip of a bow over gear in a canoe possibly in the semi dark, wind and waves. Attaching it to your canoe/kayak is fairly easy to figure out. I tied it to the handle with paracord.
Overall, they look nice and I like them but they're pretty much just 2 flashlights with colored lenses inside a pouch, and you can probably improvise something similar yourself for a lot cheaper.
The design with 2 tubes inside a pouch is a little unusual but it works. My only complaint is that it can be difficult to twist the head of each light to turn it off/on because the entire light will twist inside the sheeth. Makes it a 2-hand process, which can be tricky reaching out to the tip of a bow over gear in a canoe possibly in the semi dark, wind and waves. Attaching it to your canoe/kayak is fairly easy to figure out. I tied it to the handle with paracord.
Overall, they look nice and I like them but they're pretty much just 2 flashlights with colored lenses inside a pouch, and you can probably improvise something similar yourself for a lot cheaper.
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