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.
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.
2 oversized buttons for ease-of-use in all conditions and with gloved hands
Modes: RGB, low/medium/max and adjustable brightness, SOS, and strobe
Mode memory: turn the light on and off at your designated brightness
Patented Digital Lockout: prevents accidental illumination in your pack or pocket
1 flood lens (Onsight lens), one spot (Icon 700) lens, one Red-Green-Blue (RGB)spot lens
Recycled internal structure and recycled headband material
Rechargeable and serviceable 3.7V 2200mAh, USB-C pass-through charging and battery power indicator
IP67: Waterproof and dustproof. Sealed housing withstands immersion up to 1m for 30 minutes
Spec
Weight: 114 g
Size Range: One Size
IPX Rating: IP67
Max Burntime: 80 hours
Batteries: Serviceable rechargeable 2200 mAh Li-ion
Lumens: 750 lumens
Country of Origin: Thailand
The Storm+ is a powerful headlamp engineered to light the way when it matters most,
featuring a robust waterproof/dustproof housing and 750 lumens of bright, long-distance light. The compact body is ergonomic, with large, easy-to-operate buttons. One button turns the lamp on and off and adjusts the brightness of the light, while the other swaps easily between three set modes (low, medium, and high). The Storm+ also has red, green, and blue colored night vision modes and peripheral white lighting for close-range activities like rigging rappels on drawn-out descents, in addition to a powerful spotlight providing long-range illumination. The headlamp has our Mode Memory feature, allowing you to turn the light on and off at a chosen brightness. The Storm+ rechargeable battery is powered via a waterproof USB-C port that features pass-through charging, which allows the light to be on while boosting your battery.
Digital Lock
Patented digital lock feature safeguards against accidental use when stored in a pack or pocket.
Rechargeable
Powered with integrated Li-ion battery
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Powered with integrated Li-ion battery with micro-USB or USB-C charge port. (See product details for USB port type)
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3-Year Warranty
We trust what we make because we use what we make.
We trust what we make because we use what we make. All Black Diamond lighting products are covered by a three year warranty policy.
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From clean climbing, to conservation, Black Diamond is committed to protecting the people and places we love.
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.
"I’ve had the Storm+ for a couple weeks now, mostly on night hikes with my family outside Capitol Reef National Park and on trail runs in the dark around Park City. The terrain was rocky desert trail and slickrock down south, and dirt and rocky singletrack at home. Most outings were cold, with mornings and nights below freezing. Ease of use is the reason I love this light. After a quick look at the Quickstart guide, I never had to think about it again. There are two buttons and you know what you’re going to get. There’s no cycling through a long list of modes, and no guessing what will come on the next time you turn it on. The red and green modes are easy to get to, which matters when you’re moving in the dark, have gloves on, or don’t want to blind your kids. I’ve owned a lot of headlamps and this is the first one I could run without fumbling. For lighting, the max spot was great for picking out the trail and cairns way ahead on the Capitol Reef hikes, and for reading the ground on fast trail runs. The peripheral light was enough for close-up stuff like digging through a pack or helping my kids with their shoes. Brightness memory is a big deal for me. I set it where I want it and it comes back on at that level, so I’m not starting at full blast and burning battery for no reason. Dialing it down when I didn’t need max output was easy. On battery, I never ran it low. Charging over USB-C was simple, I just plugged it in with my phone between outings. The power indicator gave me peace of mind before heading out on cold mornings, when batteries usually let me down. I used Digital Lock every time I tossed it in my pack, and it never turned on by accident. It feels heavy duty but not too heavy. It was comfortable on my head for a full night hike and on runs without bouncing. The size is worth it for the light you get. I haven’t had it in rain or snow yet, but the cold didn’t slow it down at all. Ski season is next. I do a lot of early morning skiing and I’m planning to clip the Storm+ to my backpack sternum strap so I can wear a helmet and still have strong light out front. That’s going to change how I handle safety on those dark mornings. I liked it enough that I’m buying a second one for my wife to replace the other brand I got her last year. I received this product for free in exchange for my honest review."
— Ryan B. (5/5)
bulky and heavy
"Very powerful headlamp with good battery life and lots of light options. I used it for a section of a 100k race and it did it's job well to illuminate the dark grassy/wooded trail at night. However, the lamp itself is quite heavy, so was constantly slipping off my forehead, and I had to readjust it often, which was really annoying and distracting. Perhaps would be better for just hiking or camping, but for something with a higher impact, it does not stay put. I ended up switching to my much lighter weight biolite headlamp for the last hours of the race."
— Sam M. (3/5)
Big disappointment - can't shine on hands!
"This light is nice . . . . but I think maybe trying too hard to be 'all things to all people. ' It's rechargeable AND lasts a long time — and who doesn't want that, right? Thing is, it accomplishes it by having a big, heavy battery. So you have this heavy thing on your forehead and don't get nearly as much brightness as you'd hope for. Personally I'd rather just use old-school batteries, which would give me much longer battery life for less size/weight. Maybe that's just me. But where this guy just fails is that it can't point at your hands! If you want to shine the light on your hands you have to put your chin on your chest and look out the top of your eye sockets. It's terrible! All they have to do is increase the angle on the pivot socket. Ugghhhh. This is why you never buy the first model year of something. Please - Black Diamond - take this thing away from me and send me next year's model!"
— Brad H. (2/5)
Hot Little Headlamp
"This headlamp is great, very powerful. The tap tech is a bit odd, and difficult to work always."
— Kyle Z. (5/5)
Best
"I have been ultrarunning for 45 years. This headlamp is the best I've ever owned."
— Rob A. (5/5)
"Modèle de lampe plus puissante que modèle précédent. Commande reçue rapidement."
— André (5/5)
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."
— freediverx (3/5)
A great upgrade
"A Great Upgrade for a Longtime Black Diamond Headlamp User I received this product for free in exchange for my honest review. I've been using Black Diamond headlamps for years (Storm 350 and Storm 500-R), so I was excited to try the Storm+. I brought it along for climbing, hiking, and backpacking, and I absolutely love this upgrade. One of my favorite improvements is the USB-C charging. This might seem like a small detail, but being able to use the same charging cable for multiple devices makes a real difference. I actually brought my Storm 500-R along on a trip but forgot the Micro-USB cable, so I couldn't recharge it. It's also a big improvement over my old Storm 350, which required carrying spare batteries. The Storm+ is also very easy to use, especially if you're already familiar with Black Diamond headlamps. The controls and settings are the same as the Storm 500-R, so there isn't much of a learning curve. I also appreciate the digital lockout feature, which helps prevent the headlamp from accidentally turning on and draining the battery while packed away in a backpack or pocket. The Storm+ is by far the most comfortable of the three for me. Comfort matters, especially when you're wearing a headlamp for extended periods. The brightness is another major upgrade. The Storm+ is noticeably brighter than my previous headlamps. I have poor night vision, so I really appreciate having that extra brightness when navigating in the dark. It's easy to use especially if you're already familiar with Black Diamond headlamps. I really like that Black Diamond has improved an already dependable product with practical features that make a difference outdoors. The USB-C compatibility, increased brightness, improved comfort, and familiar controls make the Storm+ my favorite of the three."
— Joyce K. (5/5)
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