Product Reviews

The rechargeable rated headlamp: 250 lumens in Streamlight's HAZ-LO intrinsically safe line per the listing, with USB charging and a 120V AC system in the box. Rated head-worn ligh…

Nightstick's premium rated headlamp adds multi-function output modes to the dual-light format — for the hazardous-location workers who live in head-worn light all shift and want th…

The XPP-5453G closes the gap our round-one lineup left open: a head-worn light that is legal in classified areas. Dual-light spot-plus-flood in an intrinsically safe housing per th…

Klein's 60407RL ends the headlamp-mount arts-and-crafts: a vented full-brim hard hat with the rechargeable lamp engineered on from the factory, so head protection and task lighting…

The consumable tier: a USB-rechargeable headlamp with a listing-claimed 1,080 lumens for at its current listing price. If your crew treats headlamps like pencils — used hard, lost often — this is the…

Two thousand lumens and IP67 sealing for at its current listing price: the WPH20R is the wet-conditions headlamp — drainage work, storm response, washdown bays — where rain and spray kill lesser elec…

The XPH30R solves the headlamp failure mode that matters: the battery dying mid-shift. Its dual-power design runs the rechargeable pack or CR123 lithium batteries, so a dead pack is a pit stop, not a stopped job.

Coast's FLX10R is the sensible default work headlamp: 1,000 lumens, USB-C charging, and red/green modes for night-adapted work, from a brand with actual QC, at a price close to the…