Model 7311 Compact Light Holder

The Safariland Model 7311 Compact Light Holder is purpose-built for boaters, anglers, and tactical professionals who demand secure equipment mounting in dynamic marine and outdoor environments. This compact light holder addresses a critical need: keeping navigation lights, emergency flashlights, and work lights accessible yet firmly positioned during active water operations. Whether you're navigating coastal waters at night, securing a bow light during rough conditions, or mounting a tactical light on deck gear, the 7311 delivers reliable light retention without the bulk of full-size alternatives.

Built with Safariland's AccuMold contour-molded construction, the Model 7311 features a full protective flap and an exclusive Roll Top lid that secures compact lights in fixed position—critical when boat movement or wave action could otherwise dislodge critical equipment. The holder accommodates most standard compact light designs and offers a choice of attachment methods: hook-and-loop fastening for adjustable positioning or hidden snap enclosure for permanent, tamper-proof installation. The molded design ensures a precise, durable fit that resists environmental wear, moisture intrusion, and the corrosive salt-spray conditions common to marine use. Weighing just 0.19 lbs and measuring 12.95 x 2.45 x 4.45 inches, it integrates seamlessly into cabin layouts or exterior mounting systems without adding significant weight or profile.

Anglers and boaters benefit most from this holder when navigating low-light conditions, docking in darkness, or responding to emergencies where light access must be instantaneous and reliable. The Roll Top lid design prevents accidental light activation during storage while allowing rapid deployment when needed. The 7311 pairs well with compact tactical or marine flashlights, reading lights, or emergency strobes, and the snap or hook-and-loop options let you choose between permanent deck mounting or repositionable gear-bag attachment. Installation is straightforward on gunwales, cabin walls, or equipment harnesses, making it an essential addition to any serious boater's safety and operational kit.