🔆 Aqua Signal 27440-7 Battery-Powered LED Stern Light: Versatile Suction Cup/C-Clamp Pole Mount Solution Review

Used to replace the old incandescent tail light from the same company. The screws are on top, much lighter than the ones I replaced.

Bought to suck on an inflatable fishing boat. Vacuuming does NOT work on ANY surface. The light works well but not for what I bought it for.

Fairly sturdy for plastic, this little stern lantern has brackets to mount it your way: clamp, suction cup, low or at the top of a short pole. Very satisfied.

I actually thought the product was perfect, powerful LED and lots of mounting options. Safety light for occasional night kayaking on the boat shown in the picture.

Constantly falling apart every time I hitch the boat or if there are any disturbances. The three-part handle or mast included in the scope of delivery falls apart because the brass plugs used fall out at random. it's a piece of junk. The lens for the light also seems to point more vertically than horizontally.

When I first used this, the suction cup lost its seal and the whole thing fell into the water. If I didn't have a line around it, I would have lost it. I bought a similar onion product (same company I think) with green and red light. The suction cup on this one also lost its firmness but I had a line on it again so I managed to restore it. I think it will be good if I put some petroleum jelly on the suction cup. Other than that it seems well made and I think it would be great for my purpose…

I bought this flashlight because I'm fishing for nightfish. The stern light that comes with my boat always bothers those fishing from behind. I mounted a light with a tether on a Yamaha 150 in case it wanted to fall at high speed, not even 55mph. It does its job well when its back is pushed out of the way and can be seen for miles. It's almost too bright light but it's behind the fisherman and doesn't affect the black lights, my partners are very happy with my choice! Again, it holds up well…

Price aside this is a great light and in every way an improvement over the large Aqua Signal which I have owned for several years. It's just as bright, maybe brighter, but smaller and more compact. The suction cup is more complex, there's a carabiner at the bottom, and the battery compartment is big enough to fit all the AAA batteries I have without being tied to the sides (the old flashlight sometimes had trouble with big AA batteries). The switch is flatter in the rubberized area instead of a