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HeadLamp 330 (Fall 2022)
BioLite
HeadLamp 330 (Fall 2022)
$41.96
Description

  Rechargeable, bright, and super-slim; 330 lumens

  Experience top-tier performance with a fit unlike any headlamp thanks to BioLite's proprietary 3D SlimFit Construction. With a front profile of only 9mm and weighing only 69 g, the HeadLamp 330 sits flush on the forehead without worry of bounce or slippage. Moisture-wicking fabric keeps you cool and dry for any activity and the rechargeable battery means you can leave the alkalines behind.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
BioLite
Lumens:
330 Lm Total
230 Lm Spot
100 Lm Flood
Gender:
Unisex
Bulb Type:
LED
Battery:
Rechargeable Pack
Weight:
2.43 oz (69 g)
Other Features:
• Dimmable Spot and Flood Panels Provide Up to 330 Lumens total
• Spot, Flood, Spot + Flood, Red Night Vision, & Strobe
• One-handed Tilt Directs Front Panel for Articulated Light
• Up to 40 Hours Runtime, 3.5 Hours on High.
• Beam Distance: 16m (flood) 75m (spot)
• Recharge Via Micro USB
• On/Off/Lock Button
Switch between modes and lock HeadLamp to prevent accidental contact
• Flood Lens
Great for wide angle light, up to 100 Lm
• Spot Lens
Great for task lighting or illuminating your path, up to 230 Lm
• Articulating Front Bezel
Angle your light to where you need it
• Moisture-Wicking Smart Fabric
Keeps your forehead comfortable and dry during activity
• Easy-Adjust Clips
Slides to fit head sizes from children to adults with helmets
• Recharge Via Micro-USB
Leave the alkalines at home and recharge using BioLite gear or an outlet
• Reflective Strip
Enhances visibility from behind
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