Petzl – ACTIK Headlamp, 300 Lumens, Active Lighting, Blue
February 26, 2018 - Comment
For a variety of outdoor activities, Petzl’s ACTIK headlamp has got you all set with its compact shape, rechargeable battery, and mixed-beam functionality. Delivering up to 300 lumens, it offers white light for visibility and red light for night vision that won’t blind others in your group. Offering proximity, rapid movement, and distance lighting, it can illuminate the path ahead on mountaineering, hiking, backpacking, and even running adventures.
Product Features
- HAVE A LIT ADVENTURE: The ACTIK is perfect for outdoor activities like mountaineering, running, hiking and backpacking.
- BRILLIANT BEAMS: Multi-beam headlamp designed for proximity lighting, movement, and distance vision. White and red lighting for nocturnal stealth.
- TURN YOUR BRIGHTS DOWN: Features red lighting that preserves night vision and keeps from blinding other members of the group.
- NEVER GET CAUGHT IN THE DARK: Lighting modes include Max Autonomy, Standard, Max Power, Proximity, and Strobe. Ranging burn times 60 hour on Max to 260 hour on Max Autonomy.
- CHARGE IT UP: Every ACTIK includes three standard batteries, and is also compatible with the CORE rechargeable battery (sold separately).
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Flimsy plastic design, poorly designed bevel feature–not up to part for price point Really lousy product for the $45 or so I paid for it. Petzl has really dropped in its quality. The device is made from cheap plastic (compare to, say, the plastic used by Black Diamond on similarly priced models. The beveling feature to tilt the device downward, for example, is manged by a flimsy plastic tab that runs over ridges–something you’d expect from a $12 model you’d grab at the check-out line at Lowes. It’s the kind of mechanism you feel will wear out after a few tilts. For a model of…
but the red light option is amazing and so useful for night hiking Only reason I gave this 4 stars is because it did not come with the core battery pack, and in order to charge the core battery pack, you have to take it off the headlamp to plug it in. The battery cover is thin plastic and does not close very well, however I did drop in the rain, and it was strong enough to sustain a fall and still keep the rain out. By the way, I have no idea what type of batteries they were using to get the 260 hours of use at Max 5, but it was not the Duracell. The…
Alleluia!.. I see the Light! I have been using Petzl head lamps for over 20 years and have watched the technology and lighting output continue to get better. My Petzl Tikka XP is now officially retired; I thought 80 lumens was plenty until I needed to navigate across a stream at night; I could not see the blazes nor rock carins on the opposite side of the bank… It took me a while to locate the trail in the dense rhododendron. I quickly decided my head lamp needed an upgrade! Well, I can tell you the Petzl ACTIK is a…