What is your choice? Some think a light is a light, while other are very specific about their light. Most choose a AA battery, same as radios and are free at camp. Do you prefer a flood for up close work or spot for accurate, distance trail finding work. Looking for advise. Thanks
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Thread: Wildland Fire Headlamp
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05-05-2011, 04:22 PM #1Forum Member
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Wildland Fire Headlamp
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05-05-2011, 09:22 PM #2
I have a princeton tec corona. 3 AA's, very bright, but can change to a single LED for those times you don't need a lot of light.
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05-07-2011, 01:30 PM #3Forum Member
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Most around here use Foxfury Performance Headlamps
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05-08-2011, 02:42 PM #4
Petzel makes really good head lamps too
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We were given these huge, heavy red halogens. I switched to my Petzl Tikka XP, but I had to take my own AAA batteries.
I like the look of the Princeton Tec Carona above, so you can save in batteries.
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05-12-2011, 01:49 AM #6
If I buy better quality stuff on my own dime, I make sure it uses AA batteries
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Depatment issues Foxfury for use with structure gear. For wildland, I purchased a Energizer head lamp for 13 bucks at Walmart. Serves the purpose I got it for, AAA batteries are plentiful, and I am not out much money in the event something happens to it. They are pretty tough too, mine has taken one helluva beating over the past 4 years it has been in service.
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Look a the PIXA series by petzl
I like the pixa series by petal.we use the pixa 1 which more of a wide beam close work head lamps.The pixa 2 or 3 may work better for others.price was also a factor for us.
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Personally I prefer Streamlight Argo Headlamp. It has some of the brightest LED lights I've ever seen. Hard plastic body that is water resistant, you can't go wrong.
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03-31-2012, 02:32 AM #10Forum Member
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I ended up using the streamlight hard hat rubber strap with a 2 AA flashlight, worked out great.
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06-21-2012, 05:25 AM #11
We have got Spark ST6-220 headlamp which is really powerful and also one of the best.
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