Princeton Tec Axis LED Head Torch - Orange

The Axis LED Head Torch by Princeton Tec is a compact, dependable hands-free light designed for hikers, runners, campers, and outdoor workers who value simple, reliable brightness. In its bright orange housing, it stays easy to locate in your pack or on your head when the trail goes dark.

• Power and Brightness: 250 lumens total from 1 Maxbright LED spot beam and 1 Maxbright LED flood beam, both fully dimmable to match the task at hand.
• Dual-Beam Versatility: Efficient combination of a focused distance beam and a wide proximity flood, with smooth dimming on every beam.
• Red Night-Vision Mode: Two Red Ultrabright LEDs (dimmable) to preserve night vision during map reading, wildlife watching, or early-morning navigation.
• Five Modes with Detailed Runtimes: Dual Beam (50 h, 58 m), High Spot (75 h, 48 m), Low Spot (120 h, 24 m), Low Flood (120 h, 18 m), Red (150 h, 6 m).
• Power, Weight, and Batteries: Uses 3x AAA alkaline batteries (included); weighs 83 g with batteries for a comfortable, unobtrusive wear.
• Durability and Build: IPX4 water resistance and rugged construction crafted in Princeton Tec’s New Jersey factory to withstand rain, sweat, and rugged use.
• Visibility and Comfort: Orange housing boosts visibility in cluttered packs or on the trail, with intuitive controls and full dimming for precise lighting.

The Axis head torch keeps your hands free for navigation, cooking, or gear setup, making it ideal for camping trips, night runs, early starts, or emergency preparedness. With a balanced dual-beam setup, you can quickly switch between a focused distance beam and a broad proximity wash, while the red night-vision option preserves your sight during map reading or wildlife viewing. Long runtimes across modes reduce the need for frequent battery changes, and the lightweight 83 g design ensures comfort during extended wear. The orange housing improves visibility in busy packs and on the trail, helping you locate your headlamp quickly after a rest stop or in dim campsites.