Best camping headlamp for under $150?

srfreddy

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Someone else posted a reply from Lillian Xu-Zebralight.
I don't know if they are going to offer xm-l headlights, because the the etched lens works so well, it would be somewhat redundant.

But they could probably squeeze even more output out of it...
 

Bolster

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... the etched lens works so well....

I don't mean to be obtuse, but...I'm not thrilled with the etched lens workaround and the directional flood result. I'm very much saddened to see the H501 pure-flood basically sidelined with relatively dim emitters, in favor of diffuse-hot-spots on newer lights.

Just my 2 cents.
 
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Bluemoose

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Hey, thanks for all the info and suggestions. The Saint still sounds like a good bet, but I will wait another month or so to see if anything else worth considering comes along.
 

Changchung

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I just love my Zebralight, here is a post with 5 left in neutral tint and flood light:

http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/sh...pieces-left)&p=2651670&viewfull=1#post2651670

I preffer this kind of light with 18650 batteries because the high runtime, I can recomend you too the Spark new models headlamp

This model is the brighter right now, 500 lumens

http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/sh...rst-XML-headlamp-Frosted-lens-for-ST6-amp-ST5

I order one and I already have the before model with 360 lumens...

Both are very bright...
 

5150Bronco

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Great info. Let us know what you end up getting.

I am looking for a new headlamp too. I have tikka plus and it is too floody.
 
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