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Mammut S-Flex Headlamp - 2010 BCS
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The S-Flex Headlamp combines high intensity with low weight for an overall high-value package. An LED bulb offers two levels of beam intensity, a continuous red light and a flashing red light, all powered by a single AA battery.
Bottom Line: Dispense with the dark.
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Backup/Trail Runner
By:
Andy Paul
July 23, 2011
I picked this thing up for $20 bucks and it's a gem. I use it on trail runs when I don't want my bulky Petzl Tika strapped to my dome. The rest of the time, it lives in my first aid kit as a backup, and has come in clutch on multiple occasions.
Great lightweight/backup headlamp that won't break bank.
is this have only red led light or both clear and red?
is this have only red led light or both clear and red?
By: George Ferree
May 4, 2011
"1 HIFlux LED and 2 Red SuperBright LEDs" from gearbuyer.com
By: Eli Hauschild
May 4, 2011
Best description related to your question I could find:
-Red light can be either continuous or flashing
-AA battery provides up to 10 hrs. of use with the high-output LED on high, 40 hrs. on low; gives 90 hrs. of use with just red LEDs continuously on and 150 hrs. while flashing
-A single HiFlux.LED light coupled with Total Reflex Optics creates incredible light output with a 65-foot beam and a 40-degree light angle
-Flashing red LEDs can be seen up to 700m away
-Press and hold the on/off button for 2 sec. to turn on the alpine emergency signal; high-output LED will flash 6 times per min. every other min.
-Single high-output LED in the center throws a beam of light up to 20m on high and 15m on low; LED outputs 25 lumens on high
-Two levels of beam intensity
-Switch to the 2 red LEDs and use the strobe mode to increase visibility during nighttime bike rides or jogs; use the continuous on mode to preserve night vision while hiking
-Rear Light
By: Eli Hauschild
May 4, 2011
flood light? could you clarify here. do you mean a separate cover over the bulb? -thanks for the quick reply though
By: George Ferree
May 4, 2011
The Mammut s-flex helps to retrieve someone's bailed draw
By: Andy Paul
July 23, 2011
Saw an abandoned draw at nighttime in the Alabama Hills near Mt. Whitney and decided we had to climb up and snag it. S-Flex coming in clutch: one battery, one headlamp, two climbers, one free quickdraw
tiny lite
By:
Dave Jacoby
July 7, 2011
killer performance in a small package. Super light and uses one AA battery. Works better than my other bigger lights that take one battery. Use it running, climbing and camping.
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I picked this thing up for $20 bucks and it's a gem. I use it on trail runs when I don't want my bulky Petzl Tika strapped to my dome. The rest more...
- Bulb Type:
- LED
- Power Source:
- 1 AA alkaline included
- Backup Power Source:
- no
- Battery Location:
- Front
- Batteries Included:
- yes
- Headband Type:
- single elastic strap
- Tiltable Housing:
- yes
- Burn Time:
- 40 hours
- Voltage Regulator:
- no
- Modes:
- continuous, flash
- Lumens:
- n/a
- Weight:
- (with batteries) 48 g, 22 g
- Recommended Use:
- Hiking, backpacking
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime