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Sprinter 500 Headlamp
Black Diamond
Sprinter 500 Headlamp
$79.95
Description

  The Black Diamond Sprinter 500 is purpose-built to handle everything from early morning urban runs to all night mountain running adventures. Ultra-thin and well balanced, the Sprinter 500 now features nearly twice the lumen output of previous versions, emitting 500 lumens on the light’s brightest setting. Providing maximum power flexibility for runners on the move, the Sprinter is Dual-Fuel compatible and can be powered with either a rechargeable BD 1800 Lithium-ion battery (included) or it can run off three AAA alkaline batteries as well (AAAs sold separately).<br /><br />

  The single front lens has an extremely smooth universal beam that minimizes hot spots and eliminates harsh transitions on the trail. It includes BD's intuitive single button interface for easy on/off actuation, PowerTap™ Technology for quick on the fly brightness adjustment, and variable dimming for fine tune adjustment of your brightness setting. The Sprinter has a lightweight perforated elastic headband for increased breathability and the top strap is quickly added or removed based upon user preferences. With reflective logos and a rear red flasher, it will help to keep you visible on the road and on the trail.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Black Diamond
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
BD620670
Weight:
105 g without batteries
Other Features:
  • Rechargeable 500 lumen headlamp
  • Dual-Fuel: Maximum flexibility to utilize either the included rechargeable lithium ion BD 1800 battery or standard AAA alkaline batteries (AAAs sold separately)
  • Micro-USB port included on rear battery compartment for easy recharging
  • Red taillight strobe with on/off programmability for increased visibility
  • Six-setting 3 LED battery meter
  • PowerTap™ Technology for instant transitioning between full and dimmed power
  • Variable dimming and strobe mode
  • Digital lockout feature safeguards against accidental use when stored in a pack or pocket
  • Perforated elastic headband with removeable top strap
  • IPX4: Stormproof—Tested to withstand rain and sleet from any angle
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