A survival strobe light is a must for any survival kit designed for a situation that might find you in trouble, in the dark. One of the most important aspects of survival is being found in a timely manner. An emergency strobe light works when your signal mirror or other daytime signaling devices have stopped.

Though flares are a valuable emergency signaling method, they are short lived and designed for signaling when you have spotted emergency rescue. The Grabber Emergency Strobe Light, previously the MPI Emergency Strobe Light, works for long periods of time, even after you may be unable to signal for yourself.

The Grabber Emergency Strobe Light, formerly MPI Emergency Strobe, is a great value for the money. Similar emergency strobe lights cost $70.00. This is a great personal recovery and survival strobe light for all outdoor enthusiasts to include; campers, hikers, rescue personnel, aviators and boaters.

The Grabber Emergency Strobe Light emits a pulsing white light that can be seen for up to 3 miles, flashes for up to 60 hours, is waterproof and operates on a single D cell battery. It is also USCG and SOLAS approved.

Grabber Emergency Strobe Light Features:

* 180° focused plastic dome allows for full impact of 300,000 candle power light source
* Sophisticated electronic package within a plastic dome, pulsing Xenon strobe visible for up to 3 miles
* Gasket sealed lens cover makes the Survival Strobe Light waterproof to up to 15 feet
* Positive lock, sliding on/off switch-easy to use while wearing gloves or in wet conditions
* Built in stainless steel locking pin for affixing to PFD, backpack, jacket, etc.
* Spring assisted inner base plate helps insure constant battery contact during rough use
* Flashes 50 to 70 times per minute for up to 16 hours, continues to flash at diminished rate to 60 hours
* The Emergency Survival Strobe Light is powered by one "D" cell alkaline battery

The Grabber Emergency Strobe Light, formerly MPI Emergency Strobe Light, is an added safety measure for campers, hunters, hikers, car, truck, boat, camper, etc, or anywhere where visibility recognition is critical to your personal safety.