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Ocean Hunter Seeker Torch 650 Lumen

Ocean Hunter Seeker Torch 650 Lumen

4.9 from 1100+ reviews

$179.95

  • Free shipping on orders over $150
  • Local pickup available at Bondi store
  • 30-day returns on unused items

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  • Sydney reefs are darker than they look
  • Primary and back-up options, canister and handheld
  • Halcyon and Dive Lantern — built for cold salt water
  • Charged, tested and explained before you leave
Description

The purpose built Ocean Hunter Seeker Torch, is the perfect partner to help improve your success on Cray Diving missions. Offering industry leading burn time of 2.5 Hours and featuring 650 Lumens of light output. The perfect compromise of increased burn time and brightness in a compact package.

Simple single switch mode operation and a USB "C" rechargeable Li-ion battery help make this the best cray torch on the market!


-Purpose built cray torch

-Single mode operation

-2.5 hours burn time

-650 Lumen the perfect brightness for cray spotting

-Direct USB "C" rechargeable Li-ion battery

-Double O-Ring seal for flood free operation

Anodised aluminium construction

-Includes charge cable and battery

-Includes heavy duty lanyard

Shipping
Free shipping on orders over $150. Local pickup available at Bondi Beach. International shipping calculated at checkout.
Returns
30-day return policy on unused items in original packaging. Custom-fitted gear is non-returnable.
Ocean Hunter Seeker Torch 650 Lumen

Sydney is darker down there than you expect

Colour disappears fast in our water, and the best parts of a Sydney dive are usually under an overhang or in a gutter. A torch isn't a night-dive-only item here — it's what turns a grey wall into a wall full of nudibranchs, gropers and weedy seadragons.

A backup light is standard kit for the diving we teach. If your primary dies in a swim-through or on a night dive at Clovelly, the backup is what gets you out calmly.

Technical and cave divers: we stock the Halcyon canister systems and Goodman handles, and we can talk you through light signalling if you haven't been taught it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our gear, courses, and policies.

How do I attach a torch to my rig?

A bolt snap on a short length of rope is what we would recommend. It keeps the torch where you can reach it during the dive and lets you clip it off when you need both hands. Bring your rig in and we will attach it with you.

Do I need a torch for day diving in Sydney?

More than people expect. The good stuff here is under ledges and in gutters, and even at midday those are dark. A small torch changes what you actually see on a Gordons Bay or Bare Island dive.

Canister or handheld?

A handheld like the Scout is simple, travels well and is what most recreational divers want. A canister light like the Focus puts the battery on your waist and the head on your hand, which is brighter, lasts longer and is the standard for technical and overhead diving. Plenty of people end up with both — canister as primary, small torch as backup.

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Modern technologies and materials

Comfortable to use anytime

Flexible return policy and warranty