Recommended for professionals in Search & Rescue.

Original price was: £153.95.£114.95Current price is: £114.95.
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After being introduced to the LED Lensor CREE head torches by Paul Hitchen, of Glossop Mountain Rescue, the Led Lenser H7R.2 has been our mainstay hill torch, until we tried the new H14R.2 and the science behind its development, summarised by Lumens and Kelvin, confusing? Nope!
The greater the light output, measured in Lumen, the greater the distance it will illuminate correct? Nope!
With most torch beams focussed into the distance, three quarters of the available light is scattered and lost, not so with the Lensers due to their smart focussing system, so when other torch manufacturers claim 300 metres distance, its only just, whereas with the Lenser it is the full distance, due of the excellent beam quality.
As important, is the colour of the white light, measured in degrees Kelvin, sound confusing? It isn’t!
What this means is that the Led Lenser H14R.2 allows you to not only see items 300 metres away, but also in the same tone and colour as you would during daylight making them more recognisable.
This head torch is the one we recommend for the professionals in Search & Rescue. The brilliant thing is at £114.95 it’s easily within the reach of hill walkers, mountaineers, mountain-bikers or hunters who want to go the extra distance (forgive the pun) and spend a little more on the ultimate head torch!
5 year warranty against manufacturing defects, extendable to 7 years through on-line product registration through the Led Lenser website.
Please go to: https://www.ledlenser.com/uk/products/service-warranty/ for full warranty details.
| Weight | 801 g |
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Philip Anderson –
I’ve used head torches for running over a number of years. This is the best one yet and great value for money!
Mark Cheney –
Only had it a few weeks but I am really impressed with it. Excellent light with good focus control.
Batteries seem to have good life in them as well. Already used them on full power for six hours and they are still going strong.
I like the fact you can remove the battery compartment from the head band and using the extension power cable place it in your pack or on your belt.
Relatively expensive but so far definitely worth it.