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In the recent movie "Into the Blue" there was a fair bit of freediving. One thing that caught my eye was the use of NIMH can lights strapped to the weight belt. Some of these only weigh a few pounds in the water and are very small so seems quite feasible to me.

Is this just hollywood or have some of you actually tried it? I've been using can lights for years and feel much more comfortable with a goodman handle than a regular light. My current light is lead-acid so is definitely too big and heavy. Thoughts?
 
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