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Looking for a new LED headlamp. What do you all recommend?  Don’t want to break the bank but want it to last several hours.  Battery or charging?  For hunting, crap around the barn before work and projects in the house. (Gotta run a bunch of recessed lights from the attic). My current one doesn’t last long some cheap Chinese one. 

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Timely topic. 

My wife mentioned to her son in Florida that she wanted to buy me a new headlamp for Christmas.   He said he had one still new in the box that he'd send me.

Holy smokes! It's a Surefire Maximus!  Adjusts up to 1,000 lumens!  Lights up the whole backyard.  He's a good son👍

 

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15 minutes ago, mike033089 said:

Can always carry extra batteries by can’t carry an outlet in the woods. 

Can carry an extra rechargeable the same way .just little larger than 1 double a battery 

These fenix lights run a long time on a charge , used mine daily at work .

wasnt very often I needed the extra battery 

 

you will also find most rechargeable are way more Lumens than normal battery lights due to high output batteries 

 

here’s a spot one I always carry as a spare .

don’t like this model as much as the 65R 

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For what it’s worth , I’ve been running these for years . They’re inexpensive, bright as hell , and Have a red light feature . I’m actually on my third one . I left one on a tree while duck hunting once , and I left one on the bed rail of my truck once . Neither were ever found . 
 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07FLK7V3H?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

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Princeton tek

Battery. Red and white.

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