Petzl - e+LITE 50 Lumens
Key features
- •This is the emergency headlamp to always have with you; For emergency situations, the red LED allows you to be seen from a distance
- •Always ready to use, can be stored with batteries (Lithium CR 2032) for 10 years
- •Bright white lighting (26 lumens up to 29 m) allows you to move around easily in the dark; Three white LEDs
- •Locking on/off switch designed to prevent accidental operation; Resists extreme temperatures: -30 °C to + 60 °C AND Waterproof to -1 m for 30 minutes (IP 67)
- •Integrated ZIP retractable cord
Petzl - e+LITE 50 Lumens
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.6
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Best Little Light in Town
KAV✓ Verified Purchase•February 3, 2018
This is honestly the best headlamp ever. Its small, bright, and inexpensive. The light rotates a complete 360 degrees and can be pointed at any angle in seconds.The draw string not only enables you to quickly around your head without having to worry about proper sizing or the strap getting loose but you can use wear it anywhere else. I have one on my work vest, one in my night stand and one at the entryway door. When ever I stay at a hotel I make sure to have one in case the power goes out. I get asked about it all the time when someone sees me using it. I give them as gifts to coworkers and clients. My office ordered them for everyone in my section they are so great. If you are in a profession that works at night or have a hobby (running, camping, hiking, ect) that carries you in to the night do yourself a favor and get a few of these.
Super lightweight, multiple modes
Dan✓ Verified Purchase•January 24, 2018
Super lightweight, multiple modes, a really nice headlamp if you don't need anything too strong. The red light on it is perfect. You can switch it on in the dark and find things easily without blinding anyone. I also really like the retractable headband with the pull tab, instead of the big bulky kinds they normally have that that tend to slide around. Also, the other kinds are a pain to adjust if you take a hat on and off and need to change sizes. It stays snug no matter what and it's comfortable with or without a hat on, even for a bald guy like me.
Great backpacking headlamp
Matt✓ Verified Purchase•October 26, 2017
Ive been camping for years and this is the best backpacking headlamp Ive seen yet. The retracting cord on this model is better than the new model with the elastic one and the weaksause whistle. Not bright enough to blind everyone every time you hear your name called but definitely enough to see what you're doing once your eyes are adjusted.Buy a couple packs of extra batteries and don't look back. This thing is sooo lightweight and small, I love my BD storm but now this is the headlamp I carry!
Great versatile tiny light.
ChEV001✓ Verified Purchase•August 4, 2017
One of my best purchases. I have several and they are all in various bags which I either travel with or carry everyday. It is a great versatile light which is so easy to carry. The light is adjustable and bright. This is not a headlamp which I would want to wear for hours but for a tiny light you can carry with you no matter where you go, this can't be beat.
Liked my previous generation version of this with elastic headband ...
Ben Wood✓ Verified Purchase•January 16, 2017
Liked my previous generation version of this with elastic headband and hard case. Always carried in pocket. Was skeptical of durability in pocket with no case and comfort of the spring loaded stringy headband. Guess what. Holds up fine in my cargo pocket. String thing is comfy enough. And it goes from pocket to head lighting the way zip zing bango quick. Love it. So tiny and always there for me. Battery life good. Enough light to do what needs to be done.
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