LED Lenser H14 4 in 1 - 210 Lumens - Head torch On Sale

LED Lenser H14 4 in 1 - 210 Lumens - Head torch Product Description

Description: Innovation, technology and performance combine to offer one of the most outstanding head lamps available today. The unique hands-free application concept of this light makes it more than just a head torch. Thanks to its integrated intelligent attachment system the lamp is easily converted into a body/belt lamp or a mobile spotlight. In addition, the Universal Mounting Bracket enables mounting of the lamp onto bicycle handle bars, poles and rods. Outstanding functionality also deserves outstanding technology. Incorporating LED Lenser's multi-function Smart Light Technology and patented Advanced Focus System optics for instant spot or flood beam selection, the H14 is technology packed and truly the versatile all-rounder.

- 210 lumens - 8 light modes - Dim, Morse/Tactical task, SOS, High power, Low power, Blink, Boost, Defence strobe - 210 m beam range - 13h battery burn time - IPX rating: - battery type: AA x4 (supplied) - Switch Type: - Focus Type: Advanced focus system - 90 degree swivelling head for directional light - Dimmable - Red LED back light - - batteries supplied - Dimensions (mm): - Weight (g): 340 g

Features:

• Beam Range: 210m
• Battery burn time: 13h
• Lumens: 210
• Dimmable
• Red LED back light

List Price: £64.95
Price: £56.20
Saved Price: £8.75

Rating: 4.9 out of 5 stars

Product Review: If only it were totally waterproof...
I enjoy sea kayaking and as you get into winter or go on expeditions, there's always the risk you'll need to keep going in the evening so a headtorch is a useful bit of kit. I spent some time researching and chose the Petzl Pixa 3 as it was waterproof to 1m. I did look seriously at this LED Lenser model as it's around the same price, but while water resistant, it's not waterproof.

At the same time a friend bought this LED Lenser and we recently went out cycling in the dark wearing the headtorches. All I can say is the LED Lenser blew the Petzl Pixa away with it's power. As I cycled in front the LED Lenser behind made me into a shadow on the ground in front that the Petzl struggled to see into. I would compare it to car headlights - the Petzl was the car with dipped headlights, the LED Lenser was the car on full beam!

All in all, I'm still pleased with the Petzl for the waterproof element, but if the LED Lenser was waterproof I would change immediately...