Black Diamond Iota Headlamp – Salt Water
April 7, 2018 - Comment
A light that easily fits in the palm of your hand, the Black Diamond Iota is the daily driver for quick-hit morning trail runs, post-work ridge scrambles and urban adventuring. Emitting 150 lumens on the max setting with an average three-hour burntime, the lithium ion rechargeable battery eliminates waste, and an IPX4 rating protects against splashed water from any angle. Powertap Technology allows for fast, easy brightness adjustments, and a lockout feature safe guards your battery life.
Product Features
- 1 TriplePower LED with 150 lumens (max setting) projects a strong, oval beam
- Powered by a lithium ion rechargeable battery (3-hour USB charge time)
- Settings include full strength, dimming and strobe
- PowerTap Technology allows fast and simple transitioning between full and dimmed power in order to instantly increase illumination in distance or proximity modes
- Three-level power meter shows remaining battery life for three seconds after switching on headlamp
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Great little handlamp Love this headlamp.Use it for running and for extra light while doing home repair or electrical work with lights off.Lasts a long time and recharges using my cell phone micro usb chargers.Headband size is super-easy to adjust.Puts out more light than you’d expect from a small headlamp.
Perfect ultralight headlamp Needing to replace my ancient & heavy headlamp, I ended up buying this ultralight lamp & couldnât be more pleased. At 1.8 oz. with a built-in Li-ion battery rechargeable w a USB cord & so small it fits into my palm, itâs perfect for my ultralight backpacking & kayaking trips. The âhigh beamâ & âlow beamâ settings provide more than adequate light for most any activities. I always carry a small, back up story battery to recharge my phone & now this headlamp, so I donât have to worry about…
Great price, just buy one. Best head lamp I’ve used for light weight backpacking. Light enough you barely notice you’re wearing it. Plenty bright enough for hiking and camp chores at night.The charge claims 2-3 hours on bright but I own two Iotas and find they both last several hours on bright. On low it’s outlasted all my weekend camping trips so far.One feature not in the manual: You can program it to turn on to the last brightness level, instead of defaulting to 60% brightness. This is a one time…