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- Direct the light where you want it with the tilt housing
- Fit the adjustable headband around a helmet, hood, neck, or wrist
- You'll practically never have to replace the SuperBright LED lights which are extremely energy efficient - providing a virtually endless battery life
- Don't run out to the store, the 6-volt battery is included
- Weight (with batteries): 1 ounce
- Battery type: 6-Volt
- Burn time: 15 hours
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Ashley Falls, MA on 8/19/2008
This is the second one of these I have owned. It is so small that I always carry it in my pocket. It's very useful. The first one lasted 4 years before the switch gave out. That's pretty good. The only drawback is that the batteries are $5. I therefore don't use it for long term applications. The light is adequately bright for the first phase and then will be slowly dim.
from Boise, ID on 8/18/2008
Lightweight and durable especially for the price. The lamp only has on and off, no dim setting or blinking features. There is a sufficient beam adjustment; however, the adjustment is not as good as others on the market. Never has been throughly tested in water thrus far - only light rain.
from Bulgaria;Sofia on 7/24/2008
i will use the product when i am going to mountain on the evening
from Bend, OR on 3/13/2008
This is a great light. Fits well with all kinds of headwear. I'm a little concerned about the ready availability of the required 6Volt battery. No spare lights -- but probably not needed since they're LEDs.
from Mill Valley, CA on 10/24/2007
I mount this light on the front of my cycling helmet with a small zip tie. I use it to read road signs and route arrows, maps, and my hr monitor. The best use, for me, is when I need to make a roadside repair or find gear in my saddlebag at night. I can change a flat or fix my bike without having to hold a flashlight AND tools. When it's 4 a.m. and I'm in the middle of farmland, I know I've got light. I always carry a spare battery. The only drawback is when I go into some stores people assume it's a camera. When my life gets so interesting that I have to film everything I do then I'll stop leading such an interesting life...