When it’s dark outside and you still need to complete your (insert favorite activity here), the Pelican 2750 head lamp will illuminate your environment and let you keep going until you’re ready to quit.
Pelican 2750 Head Lamp
This is the first headlamp I’ve really ever wanted to wear. So many of its predecessors were so big and bulky that your neck was liable to get sore from carrying that additional weight. The other really light-weight ones could only illuminate things at an arm’s length.
At only 3.4 ounces, including 3 AAA alkaline batteries, this is comfortable for hours on end. And wow, does it throw a beam. Boasting 100 lumens on high and 40 lumens on low, you’ll be able to pick out objects 200 feet away on high and 150 feet away on low. That’s more than adequate for running or even biking in the dark.
Photographers and others who work at night will especially appreciate the third light source, a red LED. This would be used after you’ve been in the dark for a while and your eyes have adjusted to the dark. The red LED won’t bother your night vision, whereas a white light will negate all the adjusting your eyes have done up to that point.
With the correct combination of switch pushes, the light will cycle through high, low, flashing and off for white and on, flashing and off for red.
Battery life for such a headlamp seems pretty good to me. Expect almost 4 hours on high and 12 hours on low.
Water resistant, but not water proof, it should be good in a rain storm. Just don’t take it diving.
For more information, check out the Pelican website.
DougBardwell.com awards their Senior Citizen’s Thumbs-Up rating for this item. Easy to set up and easy to use, this item is something that would make an excellent gift for that special senior on your gift list. See other “Recommended for Seniors” products on our special Seniors page.
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