Thread: Headlamp recommendations

Depends on what you want the light to do for you. I've got the Cyansky HS6R and it is a great bit of kit. Having the choice to use the wide beam, spot or both at multiple levels gives you lots of options. The spot beam at full is great for reading terrain for navigation at night. Not to mention some shorter range critter spotting! The wider light at lower levels gives plenty of light to get about but excellent run time.

The option that Roarless20 provided the link to is a little more compact unit though and an amazing price

Originally Posted by Steelisreal

Depends on what you want the light to do for you. I've got the Cyansky HS6R and it is a great bit of kit. Having the choice to use the wide beam, spot or both at multiple levels gives you lots of options. The spot beam at full is great for reading terrain for navigation at night. Not to mention some shorter range critter spotting! The wider light at lower levels gives plenty of light to get about but excellent run time.

The option that Roarless20 provided the link to is a little more compact unit though and an amazing price

Yea @Roarless20 posted one for an incredible price.
It's actually the red light I use most. It's epic while hunting to be able to navigate at night without alerting deer compared to a big white light.
But then when heading back to the vehicle or whatever the standard white is the go.

Usually have the Fenix HT18R on my belt for spotlighting when needed.

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