NIGHT BUDDY HEADLAMP
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From: milnrick
28-Oct-23
We've been looking at upgrading our headlamps and came across these earlier today.
Reading the specs on their website has peeked my interest.
I've attached a photo of the lights
Has anyone tried them, if so, what are your thoughts.
Thank you
From: milnrick
28-Oct-23
We've been looking at upgrading our headlamps and came across these earlier today.
Reading the specs on their website has peeked my interest.
I've attached a photo of the lights
Has anyone tried them, if so, what are your thoughts.
Thank you
From: JTreeman
28-Oct-23
I like them. Good for general use IMO. I need more/focused/brighter light for blood-trailing though. But for the price pretty cool. Not sure where they website is, but I buy them on Amazon for about $15 each I think.
—Jim
From: Bou'bound
28-Oct-23
It a good Upgrade into that $25-$40 tier. What are you currently using
From: milnrick
28-Oct-23
Just a basic AA powered headlamp that I've used for years.
From: wv_bowhunter
28-Oct-23
It sure the brand, but I have one made just like that. I use it a lot for working in tight spaces. It is super bright and covers a large area. However, it doesn’t shine out far enough for my liking to use for hunting.
With that said, I do use it a lot and highly recommend one. I’m sure you’d find it useful and it may suit others better in a hunting application.
From: Bake
28-Oct-23
Camp staff had them in Africa and they put out a lot of light!
From: Bou'bound
29-Oct-23
It a good Upgrade into that $15-25 tier. What are you currently using
From: WV Mountaineer
29-Oct-23
Buy a Princeton tec for hunting. These for working or to keep in your car. Around camp. Your house. Etc….
From: NM highcountry
29-Oct-23
My Black Diamond Storm headlamp quit working right at last light climbing up a hill to recover an elk my buddy shot . I’ve got 2 of them. One good one one junk. I just spent $100 on a Fenix HM65R T headlamp. Rechargeable battery or two lithium batteries. I’m carrying two HL’s now.
From: EmptyFreezer
29-Oct-23
We use them at work but wouldnt trust them in the woods. My .02
