I have two still in usable condition.
1. An REI branded, Japanese made, 2AA compact headlamp that has a rather unique design. In fact, I've never seen another headlamp with these design features: 2 batteries, bulb, spare bulb, and a Fresnel lens are all housed in a thin pivoting head barely thicker than the AA cells. The Fresnel lens produces a fairly smooth general purpose beam with a bit of throw to it. It's actually a pretty nice headlamp for backpacking, but I haven't used it for years. Always intended to get an LED replacement bulb, but have never found a screw based LED dropin for a decent price.
2. Justrite headlamp with 4D belt pack. Very rugged, reliable all metal headlamp that I've had for well over 30 years. It's been through many a cave and on many camping and canoe trips. Still use it occasionally, mainly for sentimental value, although it does have decent runtime and an adjustable focus beam that is handy outdoors. Uses a bigger screw based bulb that I'll eventually get around to upgrading with a LED dropin.
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