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Backpackers and Campers: this is a MUST for your gear closet.

The Petzl Tikka Plus headlamp is an upgraded version of the top-selling Tikka with these additional features: 4 LED's instead of 3, a push on/off button instead of a slider switch, a tiltable housing, and 3 brightness settings with strobe function. The Tikka's immense popularity is due to its immense functionality. From Midwest college student to hardcore mountaineer, it seems as though everybody finds the Tikka the handiest of tools. This extremely lightweight and compact headlamp has a wide, elastic headband that fits comfortably and securely for extended use. The Tikka doesn't throw out huge candlepower (33ft or 10m), making it ideal for activities requiring close-up lighting like trail hiking, setting up camp, and reading. The Tikka runs on 3 AAA batteries (included), and at 2½ ounces, weighs next to nothing in your pack.

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5 5

Bobby

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It still works like day one. LED + Battery life = the best ever.

5 5

B Dub

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I simply love this headlamp. It is lightweight, powerful, and energy efficient. There are no wires to get snagged on with this ultra simple design. (One recommendation: Buy two. One for nighttime gardening and hiking, and the other as a spare in your car's glove bow for emergencies. It's a life saver!)

5 5

Tomberlin

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I love this light. My wife got it for me for Valentines Day. The illumination of this tiny headlamp is amazing. The recessed on/off switch makes it almost impossible to turn on by accident while packed away. All-in-All I am going to give this bad boy two thumbs up.

5 5

jdfhskr

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As is my typical style, I researched my purchase of a lightweight head lamp thoroughly. I wanted something to wear running early in the a.m. so I could see the trail. The Tikka Plus is perfect. Lightweight and comfortable. Just enough light to see the path. I would recommend this to any runner needing the same.

5 5

Aztheride

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Like everyone else, I have found this headlamp works great. I use it for night hiking, and sometimes while riding off road. The light weight is a bonus. The battery life is amazing.

5 5

Kaaren T

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My husband says he feels as if he's grown another hand when using his headlamp. Sometimes ordering gadgets doesn't work out well. But this was a pleasant surprise.

5 5

Mark Allen

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My wife and I went showshoeing at the Sundance Yurt with a large group of people all trudging up the hills. We were out calling owls with a division of wildlife employee who was wearing a small headlamp. I was bringing up the rear. I put the lamp on the lowest setting and this worked out really nicely as it was not too bright for the night. I put it on the highest setting and it caused many heads to turn, must have been bright. You won't go wrong with this headlamp. Great size, very bright and easy to use controls. I have about a dozen headlamps which range in price from 15.00 to 250.00. This one is a keeper. I actually bought it for my son for Christmas and borrowed it to give it a quick field test. The four L.E.D.s are very bright and this is a well designed lamp.

5 5

bmw

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... that hasn't already been said? This tidy package is super handy, lightweight, and high quality. The single strap is comfortable and more versatile than the (also beloved) Zipka Plus. User-friendly button, three brightness settings (plus strobe), and tilt feature. At home or in the backcountry, on the trail or up a crag, in the car (or on the side of the road!), this is a great basic-use lamp.

5 5

Reanime

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Best hands-free LED light out there - hands down!!! Light on the head, bright as they come, and well-designed. I bought 4 of them after first discovering this product in Paris, France.

5 5

andisandi

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I love my Petzl tikka plus. It's so lightweight. It would be nice if it threw off a little more light but that's what you get for this size of lamp. It's great for reading or digging out stuff in your pack when you're camping.

4 5

John Lembke

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I would recommend this for hikers. Not the brightest light in the world, takes 3 AAA batteries can be a pain for some. Really light compact comfortable fit. Just enough light to get around in the dark.

5 5

Adam Riser

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There is a really good reason these things are so popular. They provide plenty of light for everything but complex route finding, have a super-long battery life, and weight nearly nothing. This little guy goes with me on everything except alpine climbs (where a halogen is a pretty nice thing to have). Tossing it in the pack (just in case) has saved my skin more times than I can count.

5 5

Kristin Piccirillo

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I've had a slew of headlamps throughout the ages, and The Tikka is one of the top ones out there. It’s small (fits in a pocket), bright (all the levels are useful), and functional. I'm really pleased with it.

4 5

Steven Abramson

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Wonderful piece of equipment. I use it daily for lighting where I'm looking. It's much handier than turning on a lamp and very comfortable on the head. So far, the light it bright enough for my purposes. The up-down flexibility aims the light just where you want when you are looking forward. The only qualm is when I'm looking left or right, I have to slide the headband to the desired direction. I'm not sure if allowing a left to right tilt capability would help, but it might be worth exploring.

5 5

Anonymous

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Lightweight size, three brightness settings to conserve battery juice, and a strobe function for dance parties after you get back to camp. Perfect headlamp!

5 5

slide

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Batteries seem to last forever. Small and light. I keep one in glove box, one in my CamelBak, and one in the house. No need to ever get caught in the dark without a light again.

5 5

James C Watts

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I've used my Tikka Plus once while backpacking, and it is plenty for typical camp tasks, while maintaining a trim figure and an almost unnoticeable weight (with lithium batteries). However, this light really shines (nyuk nyuk) when doing technical night hiking. I've used it in varied terrains, from flat trail walking to craggy granite boulder fields, and this light handles it all. Plenty of throw, and the color is perfect for reading that next boulder you're about to jump too. The LEDs Petzl uses are (IMO) superior to other types, such as those in Princeton Tec lamps, because the color is a true white, instead of the "off-blue" color of the PT and other bulbs. I night-hike with a buddy who uses a Princeton Tec lamp, and the difference really is noticeable. I like this lamp so much, I bought another for my girlfriend to use. 5 stars!

5 5

kyasarin90

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I have purchased 6 of these headlamps. A wonderful gift for friends and family who have "everything". I gave 2 of them to my in-laws for Christmas last year. They were kinda put off - like "what am I going to do with this?". Well - almost a year later they both agree they don't know how they lived without it! Excellent for urban and rural settings. You can use it for just about anything: dog walks, home improvement projects, late night/early morning yard work, camping, hiking, etc. Enough light for just about anything. Light weight and you barely notice you have it on! Long battery life. A must have for any outdoors person. AWESOME PRODUCT AND QUALITY !!!

5 5

tnjanderson

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OUTSTANDING! What more can I say? The Tikka Plus headlamps I bought (3 of them) were absolutely outstanding during a recent trek up Mt Whitney in California.

3 5

climber2

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This little lamp is powerful and light weight. I owned a Petzl lamp with the large front light and four AA batteries. It was heavy and bulky and I found excuses not to use or carry it. This Tikka lamp fits the bill. I will make it part of my regular gear especially on winter hikes.

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