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Storm+ Headlamp

Storm+ Headlamp

Regular price $99.95 USD
Sale price $99.95 USD Regular price $99.95
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Light up the night with this powerful, 750-lumen, USB-C rechargeable headlamp; the Storm+ is ergonomically designed, featuring glove-friendly buttons, RGB LEDs, and dual lens optics that create a usable long-distance beam for technical, all-mountain conditions.

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Storm+ Headlamp

LIGHT THE WAY IN ALL CONDITIONS

The Storm+ is rugged, ergonomically designed headlamp built for all-mountain conditions. Featuring waterproof durability, intuitive glove-friendly buttons, and performance optics design that creates versatile lighting for technical adventures.

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Storm 500-R Headlamp

Regular price $62.97 USD
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Why RGB (Red, Green, Blue)

Curious about the modes on your BD headlamp? Red, green, and blue: each color mode is a tool to maximize your night vision in different ways.

Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Preliminary Review: USB-C but slow charging

"I've been waiting for years for Black Diamond to upgrade their product line to USB-C. The moment I saw this model I ordered one, which I received today. Can't comment on overall performance, which I imagine is comparable to the 400R but much brighter. But I AM very disappointed that it only charges at 1 watt, so no fast charging support. A dead battery will still take several hours (3++) to fully charge. Huge missed opportunity that maybe saved them a couple bucks. Hurray for the executive who got a bonus for reaping the company these huge savings. The strap has been redesigned to no longer place the adjustment buckles against your scalp, which is great. But the pivoting mounting bracket seems to have the same design and material, which is destined to fail within a few years with no way to repair or replace. So more planned obsolescence."

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