Head Torch Reviews

The HM70R headlamp is rated as IP68 waterproof and is 2m impact tested for durability and strength, while the precision machined heatsink unibody housing gives ...

Hands-free lighting can be really useful when you are out shooting at night, and with the threat of power cuts looming, it can be pretty handy to have around at...

I have always felt that there was space in the market for something between stainless steel and polymer-coated cleaning rods. Debris cannot embed itself into th...

When Princeton Tec partnered with Mossy Oak to create their Gamekeeper line of head torches, they began with a small ‘family’ of lamps featuring Mossy Oak’s Bot...

The Fenix HP25R V2.0 lamp casing is manufactured from premium, type III hard anodised aluminium for excellent heat dissipation, while the rear cover is made fro...

This little gem is described as being ‘Multitalented, hard-working and adventurous’. The SNAP is a one-stop tool for any of your lighting needs; headlamp, flash...

The Fenix HM65R Shadowmaster must be one of the most powerful dual-colour twin-beam headlamps currently available. It measures 80.5 x 55 x 40mm (L x W x D) and ...

Measuring 80.5mm x 55mm x 40mm and weighing 69.5-grams (excluding battery and adjustable headband) the HM65R utilizes a durable, strong magnesium alloy body for...

Pete Wadeson looks at the Mossy Oak Gamekeepers line of headlamps from Princeton Tec, a family that includes the Byte, Fuel and Sync…

Pete Wadeson looks at the Mossy Oak Gamekeeper’s line of three headlamps

Pete Wadeson test a trio of new headlamps from Princeton Tec, the Fred, Axis and Sync, to discover three very well featured utility lights…

Pete Wadeson looks at three of the latest rechargeable headlamps from Fenix