Petzl Actik Headlamp (450 Lumens)
The ideal headlamp for extending your dynamic outdoor activities. Casting 450 lumens, the Actik provides you with powerful, yet comfortable lighting, to accompany you during runs, mountaineering or trekking trips. The Actik comes with three standard batteries and also works with the CORE rechargeable battery, with its HYBRID CONCEPT design.
Highly powerful and versatile, the Actik headlamp is your ideal accessory for a range of outdoor activities. You can perform comfortably and safely with the headlamp, knowing it will improve visibility and awareness when travelling in low-light conditions. The Actik headlamp projects a brightness of 450 lumens, with two beam patterns (wide and focused) as well as several lighting modes to meet the need for high-performance lighting in the aforementioned outdoor activities. The lighting is beneficial for measuring proximity to objects, other people or potential hazards, as well as enhancing your vision over a larger distance, and for working with rapid movements. Red lighting preserves night vision and prevents other members of your group from being blinded or startled, and has a strobe setting for showing your location in an emergency. The Actik features a single button which allows for quick and easy lighting selection, so you won't have to fiddle around to find the right setting. Plus, a lock button prevents you from accidentally turning it on during transit or storage. To ensure you're always ready to explore dark evenings or early mornings, the Actik comes with 3 standard batteries and is compatible with the CORE rechargeable battery, thanks to the HYBRID CONCEPT design. A reflective headband is featured on the headlamp to ensure you remain seen, even when the light shines on it. The headband is also adjustable to ensure a perfect fit and can be easily detached so you can wash it when not in use. Lastly, the Petzl Actik Headlamp is compatible with mounting accessories that allow the lamp to be attached to any kind of helmet or to a bicycle.
