Introduction
A headlamp is a great piece of outdoor gear. It frees up your hands so that you can set up your tent or light a stove in the dark.
Narrowing Your Choices
Step One
Expect to pay $10 to $60 for a headlamp, depending on the kinds of features you're looking for.
Step Two
Consider battery life at 70 degrees F and below 0 degrees F, size, weight, number of batteries required and adjustable focus, as well as whether it's convertible to a handheld flashlight, convertible from halogen to standard vacuum bulbs or convertible from AA to C or 4.5-volt batteries.
Step Three
Look for the following features if you'll be using your headlamp in cold climates: a durable battery pack that withstands cold; and a separate, insulated battery pack that can be kept close to the body to prevent freezing.
Step Four
Look for the following features if you'll be using your headlamp in cold climates: a durable battery pack that withstands cold; and a separate, insulated battery pack that can be kept close to the body to prevent freezing. |
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