This super-lightweight, waterproof, silicone, multi-use LED headlamp is ideal for camping, trail running, hiking, climbing, fishing and reading. You can plug it directly into a USB port to recharge.
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Overview
This silicone headlamp is different from any other headlamp out there! You can ditch the endless batteries with this streamlined, super-lightweight, silicone headlamp. No charging cable is required as it plugs directly into USB ports or PWR Power Banks (coming soon)!
The four sets of LEDs are purposefully placed to illuminate any scenario – a high beam to see by, elliptical beams for broad ambient light, a red light for night/low light situations and down lights for reading.
Weighing just 60g, the Bandicoot is the perfect multi-use headlamp for camping, trail running, hiking, climbing, fishing, reading and just about anything else.
Features & Benefits
- Made from gentle, matte finished silicone that won't pull, tug or tangle your hair
- You can adjust the headband size from 18.5'' - 25'' in circumference
- Streamlined and lightweight design
- Comes with 5 pre-programmed light modes (Spot, Ambient, Red Night LED, Reading and Combo)
- You can program in your own light modes with the ModeMaker App
- Each light mode has 4 brightness settings for dimming
- Maximum output of 100 lumens with a range up to 40m
- Lights the way for up to 80 hours depending on the brightness and mode
- Color temperature range of 3500k - 4700k
- Color Rendering Index of >90 so that colors stay true
- Plugs directly into USB ports
- Designed for the elements and is 100% waterproof
- The three reading lights are also the battery indicators
Light Mode Specifications & Runtimes:
| Mode |
Max Output |
Max Lumens |
Min Lumens |
| Combo |
100 lumens |
2 hours |
13 hours |
| Spot |
85 lumens |
2.5 hour |
17 hours |
| Ambient |
35 lumens |
5.5 hours |
28 hours |
| Red Light |
8 lumens |
7 hours |
32 hours |
| Reading |
6 lumens |
24 hours |
80 hours |
Macbook Users : The magnet in your MacBook Air responds to the magnet in the headlamp and may turn off the screen when it's plugged in to charge. This does not harm your computer (it just thinks the lid is closed), however if you use an AirCable this will not happen.
