Hopedone 2-in-1 Rechargeable Headlamp & Hat Light, 800LM Clip-On Cap Light

Features

• 2-IN-1 HAT LIGHT & HEADLAMP Clip it onto the brim of your cap or hard hat when heading out before sunrise, preparing gear by the water, or moving around outdoors after dark. For longer wear, attach the included headband and bracket to quickly convert the cap light into a rechargeable headlamp. Two wearing options let you choose the setup that feels right for the moment.
• 800 LUMENS & DIMMABLE Dual LEDs deliver up to 800 lumens when you need a clear view ahead, while smooth dimming from 10 to 800 lumens lets you use only as much light as the moment calls for. The 90 adjustable LED panel helps direct illumination toward the trail, your gear, or the area immediately in front of you.
• 180 ADJUSTABLE LIGHT ANGLE With a 180 pivoting lamp head, you can aim the beam farther ahead while moving through the dark or angle it downward when tying fishing line, organizing gear, checking equipment, or watching your footing. The light stays where you point it while your hands stay free.
• 5 MODES & RED LIGHT Choose from LED Spot Light / LED Flood Light / LED Spot & Flood Light / Red Light / Red Strobe. Use spot light to look farther ahead, flood light while preparing gear nearby, and red light during before-dawn hunting or other moments when you prefer less disruptive illumination in the dark. Red strobe provides an additional visibility signal when needed.
• RECHARGEABLE & UP TO 80H RUNTIME Stay out longer without constantly thinking about the battery. This rechargeable hat light provides up to 80 hours of runtime on the low setting and fully charges in about 3 hours. The built-in power indicator shows remaining battery level, and the included USB-C cable makes it easy to recharge between trips.
• ACCESSORY KIT & STORAGE CASE Headband, bracket, USB-C charging cable, hook, carabiner, and storage case are included, so your lighting setup stays together between trips. Water-resistant and impact-resistant construction helps the light handle early mornings by the water, long hours in the field, and changing outdoor conditions.