Actik Core Headlamp

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Actik Core Headlamp

Petzl

$69.95

The rechargeable Actik Core headlamp offers 450 lumens of power, which, along with its multi-beam design, makes it ideal for mountaineering, hiking and backpacking.

Red lighting preserves night vision and prevents members of a group from blinding each other. The reflective headband provides night visibility. Mounting accessories allow the lamp to be attached to any kind of helmet.

The headlamp comes with the CORE rechargeable battery and is also compatible with three AAA/LR03 batteries (not included).

Weight: 2.7oz / 75g

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