Streamlight 61601 Double Clutch USB Rechargeable Headlamp, Black
September 25, 2018 - Comment
The new Double Clutch USB, Streamlight’s first USB rechargeable headlamp was built for hands-free versatility on the job. You can charge it nearly anywhere. Plus, it’s Dual Fuel, meaning you can drop in ‘AAA’ batteries for back-up power. Shifts easily between spot and flood modes, and high and low beams, using its innovative functional facecap instead of traditional buttons. No matter if you need to see the entire area or just want to pinpoint an issue, the Double Clutch USB will give you the hands-free beam pattern you need.
Product Features
- Streamlight’s first USB rechargeable headlamp
- Built for hands-free versatility on the job
- Dual Fuel, meaning you can drop in ‘AAA’ batteries for back up power
- Spot and Flood modes and high and low beams
- Innovative functional facecap instead of traditional buttons
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Awesome headlamp I use this light for automotive work. It’s lighter weight than others ive seen, battery has never gone dead on me, and puts out plenty of light. I usually use the diffused lens but the spot is nice when watching something closely. Good quality, Definitely recommend. Only downside is it takes a while to charge. I always plug in after using at the end of the night so that’s not an issue for me.
RELIABLE, RESILIENT, REASONABLE AND RECOMMENDED! This is the second Double Clutch I’ve purchased. The reason for a 2nd? I’m afraid of being without it in the unlikely event I lose one. This light is bright, versatile, reasonably priced, extremely durable and most importantly: reliable. My first has been through, honestly, over 1000 batteries. I wore out the headband, fortunately it comes with an alternative rubber headband for helmets. Now that I have two, I no longer have to use disposable batteries as I have two rechargable battery packs…
At last, a good one for farmers My needs are a bit different from those of most buyers. I have a farm, and in winter I haul water to the barn twice or more a day, depending on how quickly it freezes. And of course there are hay, grain, and sometimes medical supplies to carry as well. I badly needed a light that I didn’t have to carry, given that my arms are always full. I tried several headlamps, but apparently the terms “superbright,” “ultrabright,” etc., are relative these days. Those others may seem extra…