Streamlight 14307 Sidewinder Stalk 76-Lumen Tactical Helmet Light with Flexible Stalk, Includes Batteries, Helmet Clip, Arc Rail Mount and Assembly, Coyote

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1. doug thornton Verified Buyer – 23 June 2024

   Very happy with this light and its multiple functions. Looks cool, which is half the fight but actually works great. It’s a little pricey, but good gear ain’t cheap and cheap gear ain’t good. Marine approved.

   

2. CMDR.Becker Verified Buyer – 1 July 2024

   It is easy to operate, multi color lamp: white, red and blue (my favorite colors) in high and low brightness. The IR light is very low, I will need to buy another IR light, but it does the job I like it and it looks cool.

   

3. ChaiNSaW Verified Buyer – 22 January 2025

   Mounted the Stalk on my Team Wendy Exfil bump helmet using the TW PrincetonTec adapter, currently just friction fit, but it is reasonably solid. I’ll figure out a way to secure it better or tether it. Ambient light test conditions: 1.4% Waxing Crescent, new moon was yesterday, very little cloud cover. Definitely more of an admin type light, throw isn’t that great but flood is solid, on the white or IR high power you can reasonably see about 20ft in front. So IMO this is perfect for what I wanted. Pros: excellent bang for buck, 2 types of batteries, aim-able head, controls are easy to remember, IR strobe beacon is a nice touch for someone that is rarely going to use it and doesn’t want to bother spending money on one. Cons: not much throw, only one color available

   

4. Mark Hall Verified Buyer – 23 February 2025

   I bought this to replace my x2AA Sidewinder, but decided to keep both. The Stalk is better for use with night operations since it has a built in IR strobe identifier, but it lacks the spotlight throw distance of the original. The light on the Stalk is much more diffused, which I think is better for navigating or simply lighting up a room. It easily lit up a 2 car garage with almost no dark corners like a floodlight. Whereas the original has a confined beam, but with an additional brightness setting (4 vs the Stalk’s 3). If you can only get one the Stalk would do you better being more versatile, but if you’re looking for something more like a typical flashlight that shines over distance then go with the OG.
   

5. Kindle Customer Verified Buyer – 12 April 2025

   I am a fan of Streamlight generally speaking, however I was underwhelmed by this helmet light, as well as their full-size sidewinder. There’s just too much going on, leading to nothing being done well. The light looks cool but is bad and everything it does.

   The IFF is weak. Even a knockoff of a helstar you can get on here for 30 bucks crushes this.
   Alternatively, a surplus MS-2000 is better than both at under 100 bucks.

   The white light is weak. Unusable.
   The ditto the IR light. Go with a dedicated light on both. A Streamlight 88122 TL-2 is a great price friendly choice for the IR light.

   Lastly, the ARC rail mounting attachment is unacceptably loose/easily knocked off.

   If you want a stem/stalk light like those go with the Princeton Tech Charge Pro LED.
   

6. S. Porter Verified Buyer – 15 April 2025

   I didn’t think it put out enough light and was too weak for the price. I returned it. I can use something cheaper and replace another one if I have to. I mean this isn’t your main light – so no need to pay this much.
   

7. Janni Verified Buyer – 23 April 2025

   Leider ist mein Paket abhanden gekommen daher kann ich nicht viel zu der Stalk sagen leider.
   Jedoch habe ich die anderen Sidewinder Modelle und bin total zufrieden.