Red & White Headlamp Flashlight

As paranormal investigators ourselves for many years, we know our hands are usually full. This headband flashlight leaves your hands free and offers a few modes from bright white light for optimal safety to red light which is easier on the eyes.

Speaking of hands-free use, this light also turns on and off at just the wave of your hand. 

• Hands-free headlamp flashlight
• Red and white colors with 5 modes
• Awesome brightness packing quite a punch of light
• Comfortable rubberized texture for non-slip and comfort
• Rechargeable battery
• Wave on/off switch for ease when your hands are full

5 Modes to Choose From

This light offers a few great options at the tap of a button or a wave of the hand. You can flood the room with white light when you need optimal visibility or tone it down in half. When you're with other investigators, red light is far easier on the eyes making this a much better option so you're not blinding fellow investigators. They'll thank you for that! A strobe option may prove helpful in an emergency or road-side situation. Or maybe you want to get your team member's attention from across a field. This'll do the trick, for sure.

• Mode 1: Front bar in bright white light
• Mode 2: Front bar in lower white light
• Mode 3: Front bar in red light
• Mode 4: Side white spotlight
• Mode 5: Strobes all lights as a safety measure for attention 

Why is red light better for low light situations?

Red lighting helps preserve night vision capabilities of the human eye.

This head-mounted flashlight utilizes a red lighting option. Red is specifically used to help investigators preserve their night vision. In short, the human eye takes quite some time to adjust into dark environments and can have a harder time seeing properly. Surely, you've experienced this effect walking into a dark room directly from the sunny outdoors. Your eyes take a few minutes to adjust because they've become accustomed to the bright sunlight.

Different colors have various effects on the human eye from green (having the longest recovery time) to red which has little to no affect. Because red has the lowest affect on the human eye, it is the optimal choice for use in dimly lighted environments to preserve what you can see at all times.