Product Review
EverBrite LED Headlamp Flashlight Waterproof IP4, 7 Modes Light Switch, 3 AAA Batteries Included
Suitable for outdoor hiking, camping, caving, hunting, fishing, boating, mining, climbing, running, cycling, dog walking, reading, household searching, construction lighting.
Specifications:
- Bulb: Cree XPE White Light LED
- Lumen: 150LM (MAX)
-and COB White Light LED
-Lumen:180LM Total:300LM Work Time: 3H
- 30° Adjustable Body
- Beam Distance: 100M/328FT
- Mode of LED Light: Low/Middle/High/Strobe
-Mode of COB Light: White/Red/Green
- Impact Resistance: 1M;
- Battery: AAA Battery
- Weight: 3.9OZ (Batteries Included)
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- 7 Lighting Modes: The headlamp features seven different lighting modes. Its dual switches control (high/medium/low/strobe) and (White/Red/Green), allowing optimal lighting for any situation.
- Superior Brightness: With 300 lumens (max setting) of power, the headlamp can easily spot a distance of 328 FT for a maximum of 2.25 hours, and proximity lighting can emit up to 180 lumens, which gives you a large area of light for any nighttime mission.
- Ideal for Outdoor Activities: The headlamp is perfect for general use, such as camping, hiking, climbing, fishing, and more. Moreover, it has an emergency whistle and a red-flashing taillight on the rear, designed specifically for night runners.
- Lightweight & Fully Adjustable: The lightweight design (only 3-9/16 oz. with batteries) and the adjustable elastic headband will make it comfortable to wear for long periods. 30-Degree tilting head enables you to focus the light wherever you need it.
- Widely Used: Can be used in a broad of situations and circumstances. Such as camping, hiking, and running. During night vision, red light can be used for searching or photographing stars, while green light is suitable for signal transmission, or observation.
