Princeton Tec Corona Headlamp - 2007 BCS

This was my main headlamp and is very bright producing 90 lumens. I have since switched to the Princeton Tec Apex which is 130 lumens. I now use this as my backup light and it works out well since they both take "AA" batteries.

Very dependable light that has never failed me. Tends to be a little on the heavy side with the 3 batteries. Buttons are easy to access and battery life is good. Multiple modes.

This headlamp has saved me so many times. I just got back from a three month trip to Africa. Its been through torrential downpours, knocked around a bag on top of a four wheel drive, through solo night hikes in the bush...and only had to change the batteries once. I would trust this product with my life--and have.

This headlamp can really light up the trail. I have done a few night hikes when a group of friends. They end up turning their headlamps off because this lamp will overpower their output. The adjustable light output is great. Even on the lowest setting, it still out preforms many lamps. The light pattern is long and wide. Lights up the entire trail up in the white mountains. I have never had an issue in rain. I even had it submerged in a river crossing, still performed fine. Currently a year old and working well.

I do wish it had a red lamp for night vision, so I don't wake up any of my friends or other people at the tentsites or walking around in a shelter.

Cool headlamp...(I'm not too sure why I got the yellow one though). It fits comfortably, it's very bright, Works in wet weather, It's the reason I'll never carry a regular flashlight again. If you need a great lamp at a good value, you cant beat the corona.

This headlamp has the best range of vision of any headlamp that I have used. I have several headlamps for caving and I would have to say that this is my favorite. The range is not quite as good as a 3 watt LED, as the Princeton Tec Apex has, but it is pretty comparable. I highly recommend this headlamp for any activity.

I used it on a camping trip. It is very bright on highest setting and lets you adjust the number of LEDs to conserve battery power. I would highly recommend it.

The first one of these I had was somehow defective and after about a week of use it seemed to lose it's brightness even when all bulbs were on.

I sent it back, got a new one and It's probably my favorite headlamp.

This is a LOT heavier than most but for me it's worth the extra weight.

Some lights are great about lighting up the area around you but crappy at a distance.

Some are spotlight like and give you great vision at a distance but their width of illumniation up close is too narrow.

This light gives you both bright and clear vision up close and at a distance. Plus you can switch it down to the one LED for up close.

I have a LOT of headlamps and this one is a favorite.

This is the one for you kayak people... or most. I am a researcher type person. Batteries in the unit + water= eventual crap out. The batteries should be in the back as this unit has. Many onliners complain about the head lamp version breaking. This unit is all LED and provides plenty of light. Another complaint is the head band units with no head strap. This unit has one.

Okay... so I know my stuff... right? I was out on the surf in my kayak and I have just about everything tethered. I took off my lamp as the sun came up.... a huge wave came out of the inlet from a Sunday boater in a hurry.... my yak got rocked and my headlight went flying into the deep blue sea. ha ha True story. I am reordering ... but next time I am going to tether it to my life vest.

Very nice headlamp as expected. Easy to operate in the dark. Tried it out a few times here in Maryland prior to it's real purpose - to light up the night while hiking in Peru next month. It will lead the way on our trek to the Inca treasure of Machu Picchu. Thank you.