Headlamps
6 products from 3 brands, including Nitecore, Klarus, SWIT. Prices from $33.95 to $172.95, including GST. 1 ship within 1-2 business days.
Headlamps provide hands-free light for camping, hiking, running, fishing, repairs and work in dark spaces. This range includes rechargeable LED headlamps from Nitecore, SWIT and Klarus, with options for close-up tasks, wide-area lighting and longer beam distances. Compare battery type, charging method, brightness, runtime and headband fit to match your activity.
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SWITSWIT S-2910B Headlight
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NitecoreNitecore NU45 Rechargeable Headlamp
$133.95 incl. GST Ships in 4-6 weeksAdd to cart -
NitecoreNitecore HC65 UHE Rechargeable LED Headlamp
$172.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
KlarusKlarus HM5 V2 1900mAh LED Headlamp (USB-C)
$54.95 incl. GST Ships in 6-8 weeksAdd to cart -
NitecoreNitecore HC35 USB Rechargeable LED Headlamp
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NitecoreNitecore HC33 Headlamp
$114.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart
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About the Headlamps range
Start with the beam rather than the maximum lumen figure. Lumens indicate total light output, while beam distance shows how far the focused beam reaches. A flood or wide beam suits camp tasks and close work, while a focused beam helps with trails and distance. Check runtime at the brightness level you expect to use, not only the highest setting. Also compare red-light modes, adjustable tilt, weight, strap stability and the stated water-resistance rating. A high output can reduce runtime and may create more heat or require a larger battery.
Check whether the headlamp has a built-in rechargeable battery or uses replaceable cells. USB-C charging is convenient when you have access to a power bank, vehicle or wall charger, but it is not interchangeable with every cable or battery system. Do not assume a USB port means the lamp can operate while charging. Confirm the charging and battery details on the individual product page. The range is organised by headlamps, with models from Nitecore, SWIT and Klarus. Each product page lists its dispatch time.
Headlamps questions
Are rechargeable headlamps suitable for camping in Australia?
Yes, rechargeable headlamps suit camping when you can recharge from a power bank, vehicle or mains adapter. Check the listed runtime at your chosen brightness and charge before departure. For longer trips without power, plan a charging method and consider whether the model supports replaceable batteries.
How many lumens do I need in a headlamp?
For reading, repairs and camp tasks, moderate output is usually sufficient. Hiking, trail running and searching need more output or a longer beam distance. Compare usable runtime at each setting because maximum lumens are normally the shortest-running mode. A wide beam can also be more useful than higher output for close work.
Are headlamps waterproof enough for rain?
Use the water-resistance or IP rating shown on the product page to judge suitability. A higher rating generally provides greater protection, but charging ports must be closed as specified. Water resistance does not make every headlamp suitable for immersion, and damage caused by incorrect use may not be covered.