Gear Review
monster update
By t bizzle
Ranked #12 - Headlamps
March 24, 2008
two things:
-after using this product for an extended period of time, I thought I could learn how to push the buttons first try. I can't. Either I'm incompetent, or they are poorly designed, likely both, however they are only buttons, and I've been pushing them my whole life, so I will lean toward flaw of design. But when it's cold out and I can't feel much, I really struggle, thus the use of gloves is def. out.
Also,
-after the first or second day of use, the thread on the strap failed and the band came undone. I spoke with the guys at the Outdoor Retail show and they said they hadn't heard of it occuring before. So likely a fluke, considering the quality is bomb proof and sheds a whole lotta light. Although I have two gripes, I dig the headlamp and still recommend it. Even on low, my buddies are always mentioning how bright it is.
We managed to put a man on the moon, so i give 4 stars for their failure to provide quality buttons.
View Details: Princeton Tec Apex Pro Headlamp
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
Tech Specs:
- Bulb Type:
- 1 Maxbright 3-Watt LED, 4 Ultrabright LEDs
- Power Source:
- 2 CR123 Lithiums
- Headband Type:
- Stretch, adjustable, over-the-head
- Battery Location:
- Back
- Burn Time:
- 100hrs
- Voltage Regulator:
- Yes
- Dimming Switch:
- Yes
- Backup Power Source:
- No
- Waterproof:
- Yes, 1m
- Tiltable Housing:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Backpacking, climbing, trail running, camping
- Weight:
- 6.1oz (173g)
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- United States
Change me.



