Help picking out light/Flash meters

I am looking to pick up a hand held meter for lights and flashes, and have a few features in mind that I feel would serve me well for what I want from the tool.

I prefer dials and levers to buttons where practical.

Main features that I want are easy work flow with my cactus V5 flash triggers, incident meter, and reflected spot metering.

Light weather proofing is a major plus, as it something that plays nice with the cold. Ideally something that can still be remotely functional under a full moon in a snow covered field would be nice, but it is not a strict requirement. I'm good with just 1/3 stop reading. (Really don't see much use in a 1/10th readout, as I work in 1/3rd stops with my gear. Do they make something more aligned to the 1/3rd setting work flow?)

I have been looking at a number of options, but I don't seem to be narrowing things down much. Budget wise would be a limit of $300 to meet and exceed my needs with a high quality tool, but lower is ideal.

Any thought or input?

You couldn't go wrong with the Sekonic L-358. It seems to be the most popular currently-produced meter on the forum, and I can say it's all I'd ever need. I use mine far more than the meters in my cameras.

I second the L358 recommendation. Its a nicely designed and very capable unit.

A light meter that meets all of your requirements is not made.

A used Gossen Luna Pro F with the vari-angle attachment. $125, no weather proofing.

None will work with the Cactus other than using the cord mode.

The Sekonic L-358 with the 1 Degree Viewfinder, $500

Sekonic L-758, $634

Used Sekonic L-558, $300-$400. Has all the features of the L-358 plus 1 degree spot.

All the Sekonics above have weather proofing.

Also the Minolta Autometer IV F with the 5 degree viewfinder. $239