For years commercial divers have relied on hands-free lighting systems, however those systems were expensive, putting them beyond the financial reach of most recreational divers. The Vor Tec headlamp provides a bright, even, wide beam pattern which will illuminate a large working area within the user's field of vision. You'll find hundreds of applications for this technical but affordable light.  

An electronically controlled switch system provides easy switching between five output modes. The lamp offers you three levels of constant light output with burn times from 50 to 150 hours of lighting, and it also has two blinking modes.

The triangular configuration of the high output L.E.D. lamps delivers an even beam of light that keeps shadows to a minimum.

The Light Emitting Diode technology allows the bulb to burn without failing. An adjusting pivoting head lets you move the light where you need it, and the ultra-light strap easily fits around your head. These headlamps make a great addition to your arsenal of outdoor gear, and you can keep one in the emergency kit of your vehicle.

Princeton Tec Scout Headlamp

The Princeton Tec Scout headlamp is lightweight, compact and powerful for its' size. It is powered by four lithium coin cell batteries, illumination comes through two high powered White LEDs. The Scout offers three modes of light output and two modes of blinking/signaling. LEDs never require replacement and are impact resistant.

Princeton Tec has raised the bar again with the dual-mode Yukon headlamp. Whether you're nighttime climbing, paddling, setting up camp or reading a book, the Yukon is destined to become your best friend. Incorporating the best of both worlds, the Yukon combines the power of a focusable high output Xenon bulb with (3) space-age, super bright light emitting diodes (L.E.D.’s). The best combination for those low light and long burn situations or when the most light is needed. The L.E.D.’s are designed to last a lifetime and are configured in a triangle pattern to keep the beam of light even and smooth. With extended burn time and cold weather applications in mind, the Yukon is designed for use with (3) Lithium AA batteries or the included alkaline batteries. Like the lamp housing, the extreme battery pack was designed to function like a small compact waterproof case ensuring waterproof integrity. The hinged lamp housing lets you point the beam where you need it and is mounted onto sturdy elastic webbing that offers a ton of adjustment for that perfect fit.

The first of its kind L.E.D. hybrid headlamp, the YUKON HL employs the advanced technology of a state-of-the-art, 1-watt L.E.D. and 3 high-output, 5-millimeter L.E.D.s. When you need extreme brightness and distance that rivals the high output typical to incandescent halogen and xenon bulbs, flip on the 1-watt L.E.D. With the quick press of a button, you can switch to the 3 L.E.D.s, configured in a unique triangular design for when you require long burn time for close-up applications. Compared to incandescent bulb headlamps, the 1-watt L.E.D. mode of YUKON HL is brighter than competing incandescent lamps and offers whiter light that does not yellow as batteries wear down. Its impact-resistant design, 10,000-hour bulb life and burn times ranging from 44 hours of useful light from the 1-watt L.E.D., to 120 hours of useful light from the 3, 5-millimeter L.E.D.s, gives the YUKON HL unmatched versatility.