The experts over at BioLite had a lightbulb-over-the-head kind of moment. It resulted in the comfiest, bounce-proof, slip-proof lightbulb-on-the-head kind of product. The BioLite HeadLamp 330 features BioLite’s proprietary 3D SlimFit Construction. Meaning it fits flush on the forehead with a front profile of only 9mm. This thing weighs only 69g and its fabric is moisture wicking. We bring one on every adventure. Not gonna lie, we use it for reading in bed sometimes, too. It’s just that comfy.
The Deets:
In the Box: HeadLamp + Micro USB Cord for Charing
Lighting Modes: White Flood (With Dimming Feature), White Spot (With Dimming Feature), Red Flood, White Strobe
It could be the centerpiece on your dinner table or the trusted light source for your campsite. A contemporary twist on a timeless classic, this Railroad Lantern looks and lights like a million bucks. Luckily, it’s much more affordable than that. We call that value.
This is one of those “why didn’t we think of that?” ideas. Honestly, we feel that way about most of BioLite’s stuff. This Stuffsack turns your BioLite HeadLamp into a hangable light. It’s the perfect amount of diffusion, giving you the proper ambience for hanging out in the wild after dark. Of course, it works great as a regular bag for packing your HeadLamp and its Micro-USB cord, too.
The Deets:
Material: Light Diffusing Ripstop Nylon with Elastic Loops
Drawstring Enclosure
Weight: 2g
Works with Most HeadLamps, Guaranteed to Work with BioLite HeadLamps
If you haven’t heard, vintage is never going out of style. And neither is functionality. This convenient everyday carry couples an old school look with modern luxuries like LED, USB C charging cable and up to a 24-hour run time for a flashlight we’re not afraid to call our favorite.
The smooth dimming feature on this easy-hanging light lets you illuminate your adventure as you see fit. Whether you’re trying to light up the whole campsite or just provide a little mood lighting. It comes with a 30-inch charging cord and lasts up to 200 hours on a full charge. That’s a lot of light.
