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Black Diamond Moxie Headlamp
You can't hug the trees if you can't see them, so get the flower-powered Black Diamond Moxie Headlamp to light your way. Okay, so it's not really powered by flowers. The Moxie Headlamp actually uses 3 AAA batteries (included) to shine its four SuperBright LEDs up to 18m (59ft). This flower-printed version of the Cosmo Headlamp includes a dimming switch and is great for hiking, backpacking, climbing, and late-night tree-hugging.
Bottom Line: If a tree stands in the woods, but it's too dark to see, is it really there? Find out with the Moxie Headlamp.
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Flower Power
By: Kim Havell
October 10, 2008
Fantastic all-around headlamp. Reasonable weight and extremely reliable. Ultra cute design for women. Used this headlamp for summit day on Gasherbrum II at 12am in dumping snowfall, and had no problems with the cold/batteries etc. Great range of vision as well in the pitch dark and precipitation. Also carry this as part of my ready pack for search & rescue and for climbing long routes (as back-up). Love the flip attributes of the lamp itself, easy to adjust, and variation on type of lighting, along with a blinking flash component.
My head light has died.I have replaced the batteries-nothing.Do
My head light has died.I have replaced the batteries-nothing.Do the switches malfunction or bulbs burn out.
By: Richard
December 20, 2008
It could be something on the micro circuit board causing your problem. Using lithium batteries only produce .22 volts extra over alkaline. This has no effect on the bulb's longevity. Lithium batteries do however produce heat which could effect the micro circuit board but over a prolonged period of time, e.g. 50 hours of continuous use.
By: Jeff Gerhard
August 7, 2009
The bulbs will not wear out unless you are running Lithium batteries (due to no voltage regulations). The bulbs should last about 20,000 hrs with alkaline batteries. The switch might be broken. Does it still have a click sound to it. Either way I would send it back to BD if it is still within the 1 year warranty. If it is out of warranty I would look at Princeton Tec for headlamps. Better quality, waterproof, voltage regulated, brighter, and made in the USA. Hope this helps
By: Matthew Niedermiller
December 21, 2008
nice headlamp
By: dazdnconfs1119678
March 26, 2008
I got this on sale and was a great buy for the quality. Use it mainly for walking/hiking back from climbing in the evening and at night when camping. Lightweight and pretty powerful beam even on the lowest setting. Never needed to use the strobe light for anything but could see its usefulness in an emergency/help needed situation...or for disco parties in the tent.
i'm a fan
By: wonderwoma2235890
June 2, 2008
i can't find anything bad to say about this headlamp...it's adorable, comfy, and the batteries last a really long time. the "half press" of the button to adjust the brightness of the beam is a little annoying until you get the hang of it, but otherwise it's a wonderful little light!
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Tech Specs:
- Bulb Type:
- 4 SuperBright LED
- Power Source:
- 3 AAA batteries (included)
- Battery Location:
- Front
- Headband Type:
- Elastic, with flowers, of course
- Burn Time:
- 150hr
- Voltage Regulator:
- No
- Dimming Switch:
- Yes
- Backup Power Source:
- No
- Waterproof:
- Water resistant
- Tiltable Housing:
- Yes
- Weight:
- [Without batteries] 1.6oz, 44g
- Recommended Use:
- Hiking, backpacking, climbing, tree hugging
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- China
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