Key features:
Optimal combination of light weight and power output - 35 grams, 115 lumens - requires only 1 AA battery (one Duracell AA battery included) - CREE XP-E technology enables high performance with compact form factor.
IPX 6 Rated - waterproof, dustproof, shock resistant - - Tested with powerful water jets - no leakage in battery or lamp compartments. Made of durable, non-toxic materials.
This beam and angle adjustable headlamp has 6 light modes - 4 white light levels, 2 red light levels, SOS - operated with single easily accessible button. Red LED headlamp causes no harm to your night vision.
To Enter:
Show a picture of your headlamp(s), and say something about it(them).
Rules:
3 winners will be chosen by random.org – based on the sequence of entry.
Limited to one entry per account.
Closing: 23:59pm. Dec 31, 2015. PST GMT
List of Participants
raccoon city
electricjelly
KeepingItLight
matg
brad
keltex78
hank
diGGy
Martini
Streamer
alphazeta
Boaz
scianiac
FlashPilot
bguy
cone
MauiSon
Abqjohnny
monanoke
lichan
Jubeldum
SIGShooter
H-Man
wahoowad
Joat
Paul321
magnadoodle
JakeDjanitor
PPDB22
Well_Max
millerman
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. List of Winners The Winners are: 7. hank 24. wahoowad 6. keltex78 12. Boaz 19. monanoke
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Lightweight and easy on-board re-charging make this really easy to use, and its bright enough for most things since I have flashlights to really light up / search with.
I do not have a headlamp! But for a few months now, I have been looking at the ZebraLight H600Fd. I like the idea of a frosted lens. Helps move some of the light out of the hot spot, and into the spill. The good thing is that it still has enough throw for hiking. The H600Fd is on my short list of lights to buy after the holiday.
As a stand in, here is a photo of my ZebraLight SC62w.
Thanks for the giveaway. I like the fact that the Rayvenge runs on 1xAA. Fueled by an E91 lithium primary, I think it would make an excellent vehicle light.
This is my collection at the moment. I had a cheapy headlamp that I threw out becuase it stopped working so I need a headlamp. This one looks cool! Good luck to all.
I’m not from the US, can I enter the competition and send the headlamp to a charitable organisation in the US if I win, it would be a nice gift for someone?
no offense to the friends from other countries.
The headlamp will be shipped from Amazon US FBA warehouse, so the giveaways are only for the US member of BLF.
Thx.
So anyway, this was a gift I received a couple of years ago. It has 10x of the 5mm-style LEDs, which gives the light a rather dim but wide pool of light, although in an extremely cool-white tint. It is a very close-range light, sufficient for working on things within arms reach, but nothing beyond that. Runs on 3x AAA cells; I get decent runtime from the three salvaged AAA niMH cells I have installed in this. I use it extensively for working on flashlights (ya think? :bigsmile: ) to illuminate while I am using my hands for soldering.