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You'll never be left in the dark again when you use the Brunton L5 LED Headlamp, which pours out an unprecedented five-watt beam. According to Brunton, the L5 Headlamp is the brightest LED headlamp available. Four settings let you choose just how bright a beam you want. This headlamp can pour out a brilliant 246-foot beam, which is ideal for seeing the Sasquatch lurking in the woods behind you. It also has close-up floodlight capability if you need to chop vegetables or tie flies after the sun sets. Powered by a rechargeable 4.5-volt battery, this headlamp doesn't simply die, it just decreases its output to 15 percent until you recharge the battery.
| Backup Power Source: | No |
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| Battery Location: | External |
| Bulb Type: | Luxeon K2 5W LED |
| Burn Time: | [Bright] 15hr; [Powersave] 50hr |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Headband Type: | Elastic |
| Power Source: | 4.5Ah NiMH pack, rechargeable |
| Recommended Use: | Camping, night hiking, search and rescue, seeing in the dark |
| Tiltable Housing: | Yes |
| Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Waterproof: | Water-resistant |
| Weight: | 4oz |
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Great Headlamp/Thrower | |
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If you're knowledgeable about lights then you can relate to this great headlamp. First, it is incredibly light on the head with the external battery pack mountable where you see fit. Second, battery life is great even at full power, and a nice step down if you happen to be using full power for hours. Third my favorite, it is blindingly bright, uses a K2 Luxeon 5 watt LED (no headlamps to date uses a 5 watt LED except this one), slightly outdated LED technology, but because of thermal regulations and size this is the perfect choice. The light boasts over 100 lumens = very bright, and can be used as a thrower (term for a light that has tight-far projecting beam). Usually LED's are not capable of throwing like incandescents (halogen, xenon, etc...), not the case with a 5 watt LED. Typically, LED's are good for providing diffuse light with a very short range, but the Brunton L5 does both. It comes with a diffuser that easily slides over the light and you have great flood spread for working at night. Take off the diffuser and blow away your friends or anyone who has a flashlight, they will likely feel ripped off because your headlamp is much brighter. A fantastic headlamp 5 stars. | |
| ErkMD at Backcountry.com on 04/17/2008 | |
Perfect for owl research internship | |
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I bought this when I landed an internship banding migratory Northern Saw-whet Owls in Pennsylvania this fall. I've used the L5 about four nights/week for the last three weeks. | |
| Andy McGann at Backcountry.com on 10/30/2007 | |
Too heavy, Short Battery Life, Bad Design. | |
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This headlight in total weighs over a pound. Don't go by the 4oz which is listed. The battery is terribly heavy. And the runtime appears as though it would suck big time. 15-50 hours? I wish I did not listen to the other reviewers, they are obviously using this for reasons other than hiking & camping. Brunton once again has disappointed me with terribly designed and overpriced gear. | |
| MountainMan Cowboy at Backcountry.com on 07/07/2008 | |