The Only Light I Take Hunting Now
Brightest light I've ever taken hunting. I can see everything around me and far ahead, and my hands stay free the whole time.
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Most lights only show you what is right in front of you.
This one reaches up to 5,000 ft, so you can see what is out there before you walk into it.
Whether you are checking a property line, scanning a field or spotting the trail ahead, the whole distance lights up in a single beam.
Most zoom flashlights make you choose: a tight beam that reaches far, or a wide beam that only lights up what is close.
This headlamp combines a long range throw, rated by the manufacturer at up to 1,500 meters in ideal conditions, with a wide flood that covers roughly 200 square meters around you.
A 9,000mAh battery recharges over USB-C, and a stepless rotary dial lets you pick exactly the brightness you need instead of cycling through preset modes.
Dial it down for close work to stretch your runtime, or push it to full power when you need to see far. A long press triggers strobe for emergencies. IPX4 splash resistance means a little rain will not end your night.
Brightest light I've ever taken hunting. I can see everything around me and far ahead, and my hands stay free the whole time.
I use it when I am fixing things outside after dark. I can see exactly where I am working without holding a flashlight in my mouth or balancing one on something.
The biggest difference is having the light move with my head. Wherever I look, the work area is already lit and both hands stay on the job.
Tying knots and changing lures after dark used to be a pain. Now the light stays exactly where I am looking and I never have to put the rod down just to hold a flashlight.
My whole campsite lit up like daytime, and the trail ahead too. Best camping gear I own, and my buddies all want one.
I bought it for checking the back of my property at night. The beam reaches much farther than the old headlamp I was using and I can actually see the fence line clearly.
I wanted something that could light up more than the few feet in front of me. This throws a strong beam way down the trail while still lighting the ground around me.
Most lights I have owned either go wide or go far. This one lets me see the trail under my feet and still pick out trees much farther ahead.
I hunt and fish before sunrise and after dark. It is one light and one charge, with no spare batteries to carry, and both hands are free for the actual work.
I used it from setup through cleanup on a long night outside and did not have to stop to recharge it. That is exactly what I wanted from a serious headlamp.
The rechargeable battery is a huge upgrade for me. I plug it in with USB-C when I get home and it is ready again for the next night.
I like being able to glance at the display and know how much charge I have left instead of guessing whether the light is going to die on me.
As a weekend camper, I used to cut trips short because I did not want to deal with the dark. Now I light up camp, check the trail, and stay out as long as I want. It charges with my phone cable, so there is nothing extra to pack.
I am usually walking in before sunrise. The wide light helps me move safely while the long beam lets me check farther down the path without stopping.
It is the first thing I grab when the sun goes down. I use it around the tent, on firewood runs, and when I need to walk away from camp.
I fish from the bank after dark and this gives me enough light for my gear plus a strong beam over the water and shoreline. Much easier than carrying a flashlight.
I live on 20 acres, and every strange noise at night used to keep me up. Now I step outside, light up the whole property in seconds, and go back to bed. I finally sleep through the night.
I use it around the garage and yard when a job runs late. It lights the area in front of me and I do not have to keep moving a work light around.
I can walk the fence and check the sheds without carrying a separate flashlight. The long beam is especially useful when I want to see what is happening farther out.
I originally bought it for outdoor work, but I end up using it for power outages, the garage, the attic and anything else where I need both hands and a lot of light.
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