300 Lumen Headlamp | 6 Modes, Red Rear LED

Name: 300 Lumen Multi-Purpose Headlamp
SKU: 211349-01
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.64 (11 reviews)

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it run per set of batteries?

Up to 13 hours on low mode with the three included AAA batteries. Runtime is shorter on high — check the product manual for the figure for each mode.

What is the difference between the spot and flood lights?

The forward spotlight throws light into the distance; the two side-mounted flood LEDs widen the coverage to roughly 240° so the ground and your immediate surroundings are lit at the same time.

Can I use it in the rain?

It carries an IPX4 rating, which covers splashing water and rain. It is water-resistant rather than waterproof, so do not submerge it.

What is the red rear LED for?

It makes you visible from behind — useful for running, cycling, or hiking near traffic. It operates separately from the front lights.

Does it come with batteries?

Yes. Three AAA alkaline batteries are included.

Spot and Flood, 240 Degrees of It

The 300 Lumen Multi-Purpose Headlamp pairs a forward spotlight with two side-mounted flood LEDs, so you get distance down the trail and width at your feet at the same time — roughly 240° of coverage instead of a single cone.

Six lighting modes cover high, low, and a hazard strobe, a red rear LED keeps you visible from behind, and three AAA batteries are included in the box. It runs up to 13 hours on low.

Why Spot and Flood Together

A spotlight throws light far but leaves you blind to either side. A flood lights the area around you but does not reach. Most headlamps make you pick.

This one runs both: the forward spot for looking ahead, the side floods for the ground and your hands. That is what makes it work for a trail at night and for a wiring job under a dashboard.

Six Modes, Including Hazard Strobe

Six modes let you switch between high, low, and a strobe setting. High for when you need reach, low for close work and for stretching runtime, strobe as a hazard signal.

The strobe is the mode that matters in an emergency — on a roadside, in a stalled car, or signalling for attention during an outage.

A Red Rear LED

A red LED sits on the rear of the strap, which is the difference between being lit and being seen. Runners, night hikers, and cyclists are visible to traffic approaching from behind, not just illuminated in front.

It runs independently of the front lights, so you can be visible without lighting up your own night vision.

IPX4 and 1m Impact Resistance

The housing carries an IPX4 rating, which covers splashing water — rain, spray, wet hands — and it is rated for a 1-meter impact, so dropping it off a workbench or a tailgate is not the end of it.

IPX4 is water-resistant rather than waterproof, so it is not built for submersion.

Runs on AAA, Batteries Included

Three AAA alkaline batteries power it and come in the box, so it works the moment you open it. Battery power also means you can carry spares and keep going indefinitely rather than waiting on a charge.

At approximately 8.75" long by 2.5" wide by 2" high and 0.34 pounds with an elastic strap, it is light enough to forget you are wearing it.