Rechargeable Headlamp 20000 Lumen LED Headlight 6 Modes Headlamp Flashlight For Camping Cycling Hiking Hunting Emergency

This rechargeable headlamp runs five LEDs from two included 1200 mAh lithium batteries in a rear pack and charges over micro USB. It has six light modes, a lamp head that tilts through 150 degrees, a red light on the battery pack, and an IPX4 rating for rain and splashes. The supplier lists 2 to 3 hours of run time per charge, so plan to top it up each day at camp.

Who it suits

• Camp chores after dark: cooking, setting up late, and walks to the bathhouse.
• Night fishing and early launches, with both hands free for line and knots.
• A light for the truck or the camper emergency bag, charged from a USB port.

Not the right light for

All-night use or long trips without power, since the listed run time is 2 to 3 hours. It is rated IPX4, which covers splashes and rain, not a dunk in the lake. It also weighs about 7.7 oz, heavier than most hiking headlamps. To light a whole campsite, look at the Rechargeable Camp Lantern and Bluetooth Speaker.

Specifications (from our supplier)

• LEDs: 5, three main LEDs and two XPE LEDs.
• Brightness: the supplier rates it at 20,000 lumens but does not name a test standard, so we do not treat that as a measured number.
• Modes: 6. Center LED, two side LEDs, all three main LEDs, the two XPE LEDs, all five steady, and all five strobe.
• Red light: on the battery pack, with steady and strobe (SOS) modes.
• Tilt: the lamp head pivots up and down through 150 degrees.
• Light color: cool white.
• Power: 10 W. Batteries: 2 by 1200 mAh lithium, included (2400 mAh total).
• Charging: micro USB, 5 V 500 mA, 4 to 6 hours. Run time: 2 to 3 hours.
• Water resistance: IPX4.
• Build: aluminum alloy and ABS, adjustable elastic headband, 31.5 in (80 cm) cable from lamp to battery pack.
• Weight: 217 g (0.48 lb).
• In the box: headlamp, 2 lithium batteries, USB charging cable, user manual.

Before you buy

• Charge it fully before the trip. It ships with a micro USB cable, not USB-C.
• Pack a small power bank if you will be out more than one night.
• This item is final sale and cannot be returned for change of mind. Defective, damaged, or incorrect items are still covered under Shipping and Returns.

Guides that use this headlamp

• The Ten Essentials for Camping and Hiking: Modern Gear That Actually Keeps You Safe
• Hiking Safety on the Trail: Decisions, Hazards, and Habits That Keep You Out of Trouble
• Mountain Camping Essentials: How to Stay Safe, Warm, and Comfortable at Higher Elevations
• How to Plan a Hiking Trip with a Small Tent