Need a Headlamp

[Oldfordisbetter]

Hi everyone. Need a good headlamp to help light up interiors and maybe use while correcting paint. Im currently using Princeton Tec. Im assuming there are better options. I have seen Fenix mentioned several times on here. Any other options? Browsing Fenix website looks like they have many options. So if you reccomend them Im gona need the light number. Not afraid to spend a hunk of cash if its worth it. Thanks

[bswombaugh]

I purchased an Xtreme Bright Pro Series X55 on Amazon a little less than a year ago. I am very satisfied with its performance. It uses 4 AA batteries and has 2 power settings. I also purchased a charger and 8 rechargeable AA batteries which has already more than paid for itself in battery cost. I really like this light especially for doing interior work. It does everything that I need it to do without breaking the bank ($40) and comes with a lifetime warranty.

Amazon.com : Xtreme Bright, Pro Series X55 Headlamp - Camping, Biking, Power Sports Headlamp/Tactical Flashlight Tool-350 Lumen LED Light (3 Settings) -Illuminates Up To 500 Ft For Optimal Night-Time Safety : Sports & Outdoors

[Oldfordisbetter]

Thanks for sharing. Any other good options out there?

[XxBoostinxX]

This is what I use: H600w Mk II 18650 XM-L2 Headlamp Neutral White. I like it because it has a ton of lumen options from 4 lumens up to 1020. And each hi/med/low is programmable to which output you desire. I also like how I can remove it from the strap and put it in my pocket. Whatever you go with, definitely go with a neutral white. It will help you see the natural color of something and even paint.

[Ronkh]

Someone said this one was great. Been thinking abut it myself.


Amazon.com : SecurityIng� 1800LM 2X T6 3 Modes LED Headlamp Bright Bike Headlight with Adjustable Base (18650 Battery Not Included) : Led Lights : Sports & Outdoors n-20

[Oldfordisbetter]

Would like several more options

[Fast Eddie]

I use a Nitecore HC90 900 lumen headlamp. It has "variable output with a unique infinitely variable sliding switch", and that is one of the things that sold me on it.

[XxBoostinxX]

I use a Nitecore HC90 900 lumen headlamp. It has "variable output with a unique infinitely variable sliding switch", and that is one of the things that sold me on it.

Nitecore make excellent lights as well. I bought the Nitecore charger when I bought my Zebralight and I really like it.