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  • Black Diamond Storm 450 Headlamp

    This headlamp is designed for the most demanding technical consumers who require the best, brightest, and most waterproof headlamp for fast-paced, extreme environment activities. Additionally, this headlamp is also designed to be versatile, with the ability to run on alkaline batteries if a power source is not readily available during longer expeditions.

    With its advanced technology, this headlamp delivers maximum performance, reliability, and durability in the most challenging environments. Its dual-fuel capability allows you to choose between using the rechargeable Lithium Ion BD 1500 battery or included alkaline cells for maximum flexibility.

    This headlamp also features a 450 Lumen maximum output and is waterproof with an IP67 rating, tested to operate at least 1.0 meter underwater for 30 minutes. The PowerTap Technology enables you to instantly transition between full and dimmed power, and the Brightness Memory feature allows you to turn the light on and off at your chosen brightness without reverting back to the default setting.

    The headlamp also includes a range of settings to suit different activities, including full strength in proximity and distance modes, dimming, strobe, and red, green, and blue night-vision modes. The lock mode ensures that the headlamp is not accidentally turned on when not in use.

    With its multifaceted optical efficiency lens technology, this headlamp delivers maximum efficiency and performance for the most demanding technical consumers. The headlamp is flexible, versatile, and adaptable, offering maximum performance and efficiency whether you are on a day hike or night climbing at the Buttermilks.